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This was my first time attending this rally, but definitely not my last...but next year I'm coming earlier and staying later! Thanks to the trail guides who kept us safe and on the roads, and for not letting those of us with larger trucks go places we shouldn't. It was great finally putting...

The Military Vehicle Preservation Society of Tidewater has been approached about providing some vietnam-war era vehicles to be displayed at the Hampton Roads USO event on March 21 at the Hampton Convention Center. If anybody has an appropriate vehicle and would like to participate, please let...

Made it to the work weekend, lots of fun, and a lot of work was accomplished. It was great meeting submariners who served on the Torsk, as well as other diesel boat sailors. Hope to make it up next year, too. I got to tack expanded metal over the limber holes in the bulkheads under the deck...

Just helped a friend replace his front wheel cylinders. Erik's Military Surplus, buy the entire cylinder. It's worth it.

You won it. It's yours. Why would you tell them to stuff it and waste your money?

Even the smallest breweries I've visited have had forklifts, and the brewery nearest my house (St. George Brewing company) has a loading dock that accomodates the bed of my deuce very nicely. Good luck on your startup, the country can always use another good micro-brewery. Cheers Dave

Welcome to the board. I like the way you are going with the truck, especially paying homage to your father's service.

I'm participating in a T-A-T event in a couple of weeks with my deuce and trailer. The last hour of the show is "horn hour", so I'll be wearing my ear muffs. About 30 vehicles will be there, but the local fire department isn't going to supply a truck because admission will be charged (it's a...

A few pics from the Ocean View St. Patrick's Day parade in Norfolk, VA. Beautiful weather and a great crowd, 7 club vehicles as well as a deuce and an early Ford jeep with a couple of other groups.

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A few pictures I took of our trip to the museum today. If you're in the DC area, and have a few hours, it's definitely worth a trip. Rather than start another identical thread, I'm just going to add my pics to this one.

Was out there last summer. Nice displays, some newer trucks, some soldiers were washing a few of the planes (and this on a Saturday). The staff was doing some work on the railroad exhibit when I drove by.

Being as how you are the closest, Tim, it would be really nice to have you there. I understand about the gun show (I may have to take a trip to Richmond, now), would the 11th or 12th be better. There is a 40's era Valentine Dance at the VB aviation museum on the 11th, but right now I don't...

thanks for the opportunity to show off the deuce...

Okay, February 4, 2012 @ 1100 hours. Anybody else for a throw-together, BYO cookout? Sandbridge shelter (need some more detailed info, Tim)?

From the above highlighted flag code... §175. Position and manner of display The flag, when carried in a procession with another flag or flags, should be either on the marching right; that is, the flag's own right, or, if there is a line of other flags, in front of the center of that line...

I'm off the first 3 weekends of February. Can we drive on the beach in Sandbridge?

I'm up for it. Maybe before the Richmond event to coordinate a convoy.

Pull the headlight out and check to see if you're getting voltage at the light.

Click on the link below for instructions on how to find out the information you need. CARNAC has access to some amazing databases, and can probably help you out, but the information you send him must be send in a certain order for him to input it into his system...