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Good idea. I could, but it doesn't get used enough to justify the cost. The tranny oil is still a bright red and doesn't smell burnt.

Nor did I. As it turns out, the radiator's a repop made in Thailand, made of very good copper and brass. The weak point is the cheap solder holding it together. It was separating on the left where the hot transmission and oil cooler inlet lines attach, softening the solder.

Donna and I would like to thank Aaron, Amber, Ambers Dad and Uncle, Mike, Danielle and Ed for another rousing success! bravo, job WELL done! Outstanding weekend in all aspects. The weather didn't seem to dampen the high spirits at all. It was a blast to swap lies and stories with so many, but...

If you think Deuce seals are a PITA, try doing 5 ton seals. OUCH!

I'm still looking for a M35 or M37 Cargo strap, so let me know if one of the locals has one for sale, that I could get Monty to bring back with him. Stan. Are you thinking of the safety strap that goes across the troop seats above the tailgate? If so, though he wasn't there last year...

This'll probably ruffle some feathers, but a treasure trove, at least 150 ea, of deuce tires (9.00x20) on 6 hole rims was located in Portland today at $60.00 for tire AND rim. From what I could see when passing them, they all look new to fairly new. Not to say there aean't any, but I didn't see...

For those interested, and have the money, there's an M920 for sale in Longview. Go to ebay military vehicles and see the listing. It's not mine, just passing the info along. Hope to see a bunch of ya at the Oly Air Show this weekend.

I saw $4.69 in Auburn at a Chevron last night.

It's not an M54. It's an M52a2 with a deuce bed on it.

Arlington A/S will be July 6-11.

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