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I have a neighbor with a very early deuce. Its a gas /automatic, I'm guessing 50s. The machine runs, moves but its rough and has no bed. I'm sure I could get it for scrap price but its going to cost me time and equipment to get it out of where it sits. The gentleman lives in a part of NH that is...

After everything was said and done there has been a final verdict. The deuce has became a parts truck. First I pulled the glass to use in my other military trucks but the final blow was my starter went in my original deuce and I stole it from this one. Once that happened I just started pulling...

OUCH! Unless you know something about that truck I don't, I disagree. Then again perhaps you're the previous owner from VA that owned it ten years ago and know something I dont :) From what I have determined the truck needs: 11 new tires, seats (I do that myself and its cheap), all the glass...

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You have a good eye. Thats a mechanical bell that dings when you backup.

I spent a few hours with the pressure washer today. The truck cleaned up nicely but I am still unsure if it would be worth the money to bring it back to nice. here are some pictures...

This is military truck number 8 in my yard. My neighbors are sure i'm nuts.

I am about 20 miles north of Keene. I don't need another runner so similar to what i already have and it would take more money than its worth to bring it up to a level of something I could be proud of. Perhaps I could swap out what I want from it then put an AG plate on it and use it as a woods...

Last month I purchased 3 military trucks from an construction equipment dealer. He was sitting on them for a long time so I made him an offer and he took it. What I purchased was a 1965 M123, 1970 M52a2 and a 1968 M35a2. The M123 was converted to a forestry truck with a massive push bar and roll...