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I can't wait too! It is actually coming together well. Most of the armor is installed. Time and money are always the issue.M215 \I can't wait to see when its done !!!
I have also learned it is in Cali when he sent me a shipping quote for another 12% or so. There is a little note he added at the bottom of the listing but the header said it was in Portland. I think the extra for shipping will push my wallet and the boss completely over the edge. I tried to tell her how much better a half track is than cabinets for the new house we're building but now I know I shouldn't apply for a job in sales. My negotiation skills just aren't there. 
Thanks for the offer to help with the deuce. I tried again yesterday to extract her and made it another 20 feet but the ruts are getting deep enough the pumpkin balls are starting to drag. I'm just going to let her sit until things dry out. It's on a farm so no hurry. If I get her out and can get her fixed up in time, I'll try to make it to the rally. Sounds like fun!
Dunno, seems a bit heavy at 9-10 tons but maybe. If the deuce brakes can handle it, you'd probably be all right though you'll be going up the hills in first gear I'd think. Do you have a capable trailer?
Thanks for all the offers to store it for me. You guys are all heart!
Anyway, if anybody wants it for the price I paid it's theirs for the taking.
Can't get anything else down there except maybe a steel tracked bulldozer. It is too wet steep and slippery. Even a bulldozer in mud on the side of a hill isn't going have much traction to pull it up. The tractors have difficulty getting out of there by themselves. We should have some dry weather next week so if it drys out enough, I'll go try again. After one attempt to get it out and sliding back down the hill and into a tree denting the tailgate, I'm going to just wait until everything is good a dry. I can't afford to keep buying tailgates and the like for it.
