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Hello from Upstate S.C.

2ndAmendican

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Newbie here in S.C. Interested in M109's and/or M35's. Someone from Whenshtf.com recommended Steel Soldiers as a great place to learn more prior to any purchase of military vehicles, so here I am. I hope to learn plenty, so I can make an informed decision first on "if" I should purchase one at all, and if so, what I should be looking for, and what I should be avoiding.
 

jeeplvr247

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Welcome to the addiction. You should have no problem finding all the information you need and more here. As one other member said it's like trying get a drink from a fire hose. Remember, the search function is your best friend. Good luck in your search.
 

Ferroequinologist

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Welcome from Hopkins!

You're welcome to come down anytime and drive my stuff and ask questions.

You will learn quite a lot here and meet some really great people too.
 

Maj Dad

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Looking For A Deuce

(Boy, I hope there isn't a test on the Forum Rules!;) )

I am just finally, really retired, and as the former owner of a 1951 M38A1, I am longing for the smell of GI canvas and OD/OG107 paint on my hands and clothes. Specifically, I've seen a couple of deuce & a halfs for sale, and am wondering how to eddi-kate myself enough not to buy a money-pit. I wouldn't drive it great distances, and am not an off-road mudder (like I used to be :whistle:), just would like to go to the mall or shooting range in my deuce. I would deeply appreciate any suggestions, recommendations or dire warnings from you guys on models & their pros/cons (M35, A1, A2 etc). I'm not a traianed military vehicle mechanic and don't have a dedicated repair facility but I can get around engines & trannies in general. I guess I know enough to get myself in a real bind, so that's why I'm starting here.
Thanks in advance, and regards to all,
George Jacoby
Sumter, SC
 

SCSG-G4

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Maj Dad,

If you really need an eddi-kate-shun, you need to mosey on over to the MVCSC compound some Wednesday afternoon/evening. It's off Alpine Rd exit on I-77 at I-20 - up the hill and to the left at the light, then turn in at 34.069203, -80.909873 and find a place to park.
 
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