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Looks like the M101A3 to me.

I thought it looked pretty clean myself. You really don't want to know what some of my stuff looks like around here.

I think he meant the brake/running lights for what bulbs you used.

it's a possibility, but haven't seen any nets of about the right size that are military type. At least none in my price range. I have a cousin that has a commercial upholstery shop that I need to go visit with a bunch of different stuff to get either fixed or modified.

on the HMMWV I used a fiberglass panel painted black. Been working great, and I have more of the panels. Or I might just put some wood strips in there. I have a sawmill and acres of trees, so plenty of materials to use.

Okay, did yet another thing to my M1102 trailer. So we all know the aerodynamics on them suck. Next weekend I have a camping trip I'm going on that is over 200 miles each way. Not really a whole lot in the grand scheme of things, but with fuel prices how they are, I decided every little bit...

Are we talking a rural elementary school, or one run by liberals?

It started out with light skin, so no, it can't dance no matter what it tries to claim when it's drunk.

I've been performing a reverse Michael Jackson on my trailer. Going from being light skinned to dark

The quality of the setup for your first cut will determine the quality of the boards you get. Have to get it set up perfectly straight. I've used a couple 2x4 screwed down into the top of the log, with rubber wedges adding support if needed. I've also run 60 penny nails in a straight row, and...

We used an Alaska type mill when we built the log house (back when I was a teenager) Upside is how portable they are Downside is they aren't very efficient, and take a very long time. It goes slightly faster if you have actual ripping chain. Also needs properly set up to get a straight cut...

We do a yearly camping event in July for the local group. Usually have 8-12 vehicles show up. We also do a new year's beach run out at ocean shores. Add to these a maintenance day to hang out and do a little work on our vehicles sometime in the spring, and the occasional drive as a group, and...

pretty sure he can't. This ons happened to be sitting in a rotting cardboard box next to the trailer it was supposed to be installed on in the motor pool for a couple of years. Yup, I'm in Washington, down near Oly. are you on the PNW SS facebook group?

So update for my trailer. My buddy scored me a green cover for the trailer, so I will end up painting the trailer green. I still have part of a gallon of RAPCO paint from doing the truck 2 years ago, hopefully it's still good enough. If not I have a newer case of their rattle cans. I finally...

TM 9-2330-392-14&P TO 36A11-5-25-1 October 1995 Change 3

it's kind of a toss up as to whether to paint it at this point. One of the local guys might be able to acquire me a cover for it in tan, in which case I'll likely just leave it tan. If I get one in green/camo, then it will get painted.

Today I went over and looked at a 2012 M1102 trailer I've been wanting to buy for a while. Belongs to one of the guys in the local military vehicle group. Will need to take it in for State Patrol to do a VIN inspection on it, but got it home without incident. Took off one of the rear landing...

not without some wheel spacers. Usually a 2" wheel spacer is used. Some people get away with no spacers, but when I tried it on mine it was rubbing hard against the parking brake cable.