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Well, after a celebritory drink.

I rolled mine up to the shop, took the tandem out from under her, rolled the single axle under her and called it a day.

I actually tried the drill trick. It works great! Thanks Sam.

Cut approximately 1.5 feet off of the frame. Going to reinstall the bumperettes and trailer hitch. But after grinding off one side of the rivets holding the former rear of the frame together, i can't seem to pry the pieces apart. LOL.

All i did was stare at her. I wanted to take her tandoms off and single her out. But i lack the lifting ability to remove my m105's bed so as to scavenge the trailers leaf springs. Sigh...

Just got back from the DMV and got my deuce a vintage tag. 73 dollars and change isn't bad for a lifetime tag! :)

Changed the oil and put on my spin on oil filter adapters. Did a walk around and found that there is fresh wet stains on the inside of three rims. Looks like i have some repairs to do. :(

Took my deuce for a little 300+ mile run to Troy Alabama and back. The shake down showed me a small fuel and oil leak. Guess i will be under her on a creeper tomorrow. LOL.

Replacedthe battery ground and the "in series" battery connection wires.with heavy gauge, pure copper core battery cable and gold plated connectors.

Now i need to make up a cover story for why i have 2.5k of merchandise for my deuce when my wife gets back from her family's place. LOL

And finally for today, well now yesterday, I negotiated a deal for a m105 that will be delivered to me on Christmas day. *Sigh* It's a wonderful life!

Bought a cab, doors for my quad project. They also came with an extra windshield, mirrors and i got two lug wrenches. Going overboard with spending?....NAH!!!

Yeah, i always seem to go overboard with the spending on things i love (according to the wife). I think of it like this, my deuce was made in 1967. This is a preemptive strike against break downs (in case the economy goes in the toilet and i cant afford it later). But if you think this is bad...

I bought new hood latches, gauge lettering, new dash light assemblies, new reflectors, new shift indicator, master cylinder rebuild kit, light control switch, turn signal control switch, auxiliary switch, dimmer switch, fuel gauge, oil pressure gauge, air pressure gauge, water temp gauge...