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Like ramdough said, it’s what you prefer. Me, I live near mountain areas where there are a lot of tree and the camo fits right in where as a tan color stands out. I passed on numerous vehicles because they were tan and waited for the right camo truck to bid on. Either way you go will be good! As...

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…did you find that white wire???

Cheaper shipping. https://sarasotaqp.com/product/ll-902-lock-latch-w-2-x-3-8-offset-cam/

@TechnoWeenie has a great write up on lights. https://www.steelsoldiers.com/threads/technoweenie-educational-series-vehicle-lighting.201328/

Nice . Have a couple of the pins, where did you get the hat ?

Hmmmmm. That looks like something that you would find in California, but they only put the hoopty wheels on the left side :p.

I'm been looking to remove them from mine for sometime. I have watched a couple Youtube videos where they had a very hard time getting them off. One even used a handheld band saw to cut them off. How hard was it to access and get the bolts/nuts off?

Yeah I seen that. His has the top part of the valve but all I would have needed is the bottom part, everything else was good except for the diaphragms. Before taking them apart I had already purchased the rubber diaphragms which I knew would need replacing. Well, live and learn, and I did.

As I said I soaked them for 5 before I even tried to taking them apart, and I tried everything you did except for the air hammer, I used a regular hammer and punch. One came apart clean, one had one break off, another had two break off and one all four broke off. The other are still soaking...

Did you have any problems getting the valves apart with out breaking the four screws that hold it together? I’ve been replacing all 7 tires and had a hard time getting them apart without breaking or twisting off the heads even after soaking them with PB for 5 days.