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Jake: I'm a fellow Alaskan. I live a ways away from you (Healy) but welcome. Have you checked out the Deuce for sale in Valdez? It's on CL if you are looking for one.

Eh, no big deal. Alaskans in Fairbanks start their diesel trucks at -60 every day. Just make sure you are set up like Jake907 pointed out and you will be good.

The one I sketched up was a mash together of the back end of a loader and the MRAP. It does look a little like the M1070 too.

I've looked all through those threads. I saw the couple guys that modified ;)

Quick sketch before bed... Basically this is a snub nose design. Everything from the fire wall back is stock Deuce. From the fire wall forward is a Diesel V8 configuration and two split mounted radiators, allowing the grill to be inches from the pully system. The bumper has been recessed as well...

No no no... Those trucks are... Anyways I think my point might be missed. I'm not talking about chrome on the grill and spinners on the rims. I'm not talking about D-Bagizing a deuce... Ok let's step back and look at se of the modern steel the military is using. Look at the M1070 and the M1A1...

I understand that, and agree. The deuce is a cool vehicle. This is just my opinion, and being new it might not amount to much, but why do guys bob them? Besides destroying its ability to do what it was designed to do, it makes them look like oversized 40's era farm trucks. I don't know... I...

I've been lurking this site for a year, and now I'm a new member. I've been interested in owning a deuce but can't justify it till my F-350 comes up short with something I a regular basis. I've noticed that Deuce owners really only do one of three mods. Bob it, crew cab it, or big tires/lift it...

I was able to navigate through the website, but all it lists for Anchorage or Fairbanks is contact information for the DRMO reps for those areas. I guess you have to contact them for info?

Thanks for all the info. Non-military trying to study up on your abbreviations (DRMO) I live near Denali park, about 100 miles south of Fairbanks. Needing as much heads up as possible can be critical. If I give up waiting for something to funnel through Alaska GL locations and bring something...

New member. As the title says, is there any way to know, even in a ball park way, what items will be going to auction? It would be nice to know what's coming so you could prepare space, finances. I don't believe this question is breaking SS's rules.

I would die to see you do something like this to the 5 ton. I don't care for the 5 ton's face: looks too wimpy.