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I got it from Auber Instruments in Georgia. On the page I linked, the last display on that page and the first thermocouple right below it are the two I got. They are working perfectly and for less then $100 for the pair, it's hard to beat.

Well, I got my cargo cover back yesterday and threw it on the truck tonight after work just to see how the modification went. I don't have anything secured yet, but it's not too bad. I've never seen too many of them on the trucks up close and inspected them to see how they fit, but it seems...

One man's faded red is everybody else's PINK!!!!!!!!

That was next on the list of things to do....I'm not going to have a repeat of the recovery trip!!!!!! You would think so wouldn't you. You would swear I got them from his pink VW Beetle.

I'm dragging my ENG-3 converted generator trailer along so we have some kind of power for the rally. Anybody who wants to tap in, just bring some cords. I talked to Gimp a few days ago and we're still working out something for the trailers...At least he is I should say. I think he was trying...

I wish they were coming Phil, the wife would rather go visit her parents for the weekend though. Maybe next year.

I thought the M36 had a 14 foot bed?? You're probably right though. All I know is, it's WAY too long for an M35 I'm not doing the cutting, I marked it at the rear bow and said...This seam needs to be here!! Meaning the rear seam for the rear flap.

In my preparation for the 2010 GA Rally I wanted to do a few modifications to the deuce to make the 14 +/- hour drive a little more bearable. I decided to snap a few pics of what I have done so far and what is still on-going. First off, I went to the local Pull-A-Part yard and snagged a couple...