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You are to commended for your perseverance.

Interesting examples. I have a non turbo deuce and I averaged 5 mpg from Redstone to Homer, GA. (65 miles Northeast of Atl.). Bought a deuce with a turbo at Ft. Campbell. Filled it up before I left. 240 miles later it took 24 gallons. I ran it hard all the way and was actually passing some...

Here's wishing you much success!!!!

I was just looking at those. Look good and price is not bad.

What about this charger. Do you think it would work on our MV's. http://www.amazon.com/NOCO-G7200-Automatic-Battery-Maintainer/dp/B004LWTHP2/ref=pd_sim_auto_3

Parky, I believe you can make the sparks fly with that setup.

Some may already be. I just saw a 5 ton on Fox Report with what looked like private plates in NJ.

I sent a PM for either a 5 gal pail if left or 2 or teh 1 gal pails. Thanks Hilton

Welcome.

Welcome. I love my M1009 Blazer

Congratulations on your job. Those are awesome vehicles. I have seen them advertised but was not familiar with them other than the ads. Thanks for sharing and I went to the web site and looked them over.

Thanks for your service. Good luck and enough advice has been given so I'll remain quiet on that front. I will however pray for you and your daughter. I am however struck by the number of people that have lived out of cars. I have had hard times but never quite to that point.

Welcome. Mine has been a good vehicle so far.

First of all you are wise to come on here and ask some good questions. I would concur with most advice so far and that is to walk away. Who knows he may come around to your way of thinking but I am think 2000 based on what you are describing. maybe 2500. Just don't get bit by the fever. Take...

Welcome and nice truck.

I have a remanufactured turbo sitting on the back of my 54 REO. How many bars is it worth? :beer:

Welcome fro North East GA.

Kroil liquid also works real well. I have used it to free engines that have not run for 20 yrs. It would be sweet if you could get a big (long handle or cheater bar)wrench onto the crank and wiggle it after a couple days.

Cranked it up and let it run a while since its been a month.

My m1009(blazer) has done fine. It has been trouble free for the year I have owned it. I would suggest to do as I did and read every post you can in the CUCV forum. I spend 10 to 1 times reading as posting or more. I am not as smart as a 5th grader but smart enough to know to read these forum...