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I know my father has been up in Heaven laughing his butt off at me for the last 20 years now !

I had a very similar situation when I was living in Seattle. My neighbor bought a 1942 Jeep and played with it for about a year. He got bored with it and then just let it sit outside. About a year later he asked me if I wanted to buy it for $200.00 . I was into Chevy trucks at the time and...

That is such a sad sight to see ! I truly regret never buying the two I had a chance to back in 1980. Now seeing this poor vehicle rotting away makes me sad all over again. :cry:

I was able to upload this one picture. I had just removed one of the 40ton winches and had painted it to sell. Soon after the rest of the truck came apart.

Funny Ahab !!! Yes I have my reading glasses on !!! I didn't know about the frame being able to fold flat on the back. The ones I worked one didn't have them, just a huge A$$ trailer that mounted to the truck.

I have worked on these riggs. I used to work for Ben's Truck Parts in Seattle. They had military surplus from WW1 . I used to rebuild all the transmissions and differentials. The company had two of these trucks. The sad part is I had to dismantle both of them :( . The winches sold really fast...