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Been having trouble with the camera on my tablet, and I also cannot get pictures off my phone for some reason. The Mrs took these for me the other day when she was helping me:
Okay...this project has been on the back burner for long enough, so...off with her bed! Then off to the welder for some new rockers and one new door skin.
That they were. We decided to switch it over to 16s, since 16.5" tires are, for all intents and purposes, unobtainium (Unless of course, you don't mind taking out a second mortgage to buy tires!!!).
Is he wanting to lose the brush guard? If so, I'm interested!
I have a bumper and brackets sans the brush guard from my M882 parts truck, if that's what he's looking for.
I had hoped to get the front end put back together this past weekend, but the rotor situation put the kibosh on that. :(
Current plans are to run it as a "spare" vehicle/"winter beater" for the next few months, then worry more about the cosmetics in the springtime.
Tried to get the front rotors turned Friday evening, only to be told that they are tood far gone. :( Now waiting on a NOS pair of hub rotor assy's from "militarysuplusparts" from fleaBay. Might just as well get those as opposed to going to the FLAPS and paying the same amount of money for just...
Well, it would make for a good excuse to head on up that way and visit my brothers and sisters...
All kidding aside, I'm planning on putting my deuce and my m105 up for sale next spring, and will be looking in earnest for an M886 once it sells.
Although I'm thinking it might be a lot less work...
Yes, there is that. Although I don't intend to drive this truck daily, so I ain't gonna worry about that.
What I'm hoping to do in the near future is repower an M886 with a Cummins, and pull this truck behind it on a trailer.
Bob, I don't suppose you want to sell the truck in your avatar, by...
Dunno if a second job is really necessary. These are some of the most affordable MVs on the planet, and the majority of the replacement parts are DIRT cheap!!!
It's alive!!! Well actually, it has been for a while now. Sorry I haven't kept you fellas updated. Finally got it running good. But now of course we're finding lots of other problems. The brakes, while much better, still weren't working up to out standards. We determined that the front were...