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Steel Soldiers MV of the month December 2020

Please vote for MVOTM

  • dmetalmiki

    Votes: 23 38.3%
  • SCM35A2

    Votes: 1 1.7%
  • bigmike

    Votes: 12 20.0%
  • hrbergeron

    Votes: 18 30.0%
  • swiss

    Votes: 2 3.3%
  • m715mike

    Votes: 4 6.7%

  • Total voters
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patracy

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Welcome to the MV of the month poll sponsored by Consolidated Press. The winner each month will receive a one of a kind decal with their win! If you need decals, magnets, stencils, or anything printing related, please give them a call!




Now, onto the vote! Please vote for MV of the month! Feel free to campaign in this thread, but please keep it here and not via PM.

1. dmetalmiki


2. SCM35A2


3. bigmike


4. hrbergeron


5. swiss


6. m715mike
 

Tracer

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Here's another tough month, every MV here is really nice. Several very nice wreckers, a nice clean troop carrier, and even the CUCV II truck is really fine. Guy, this very important decision might require a glass or two of your Plumb Schnapps. 🥃
 
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My CUCVII is very rare. Only 800 were made for US military, 3,000 for overseas. Restored this one over the summer. I have another with the sequential VIN and registration number that I hope to restore by the end of January.

I assume people that vote against me are doing it out of jealousy because I have air conditioning, surround sound, and overdrive. :ROFLMAO:
 

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My CUCVII is very rare. Only 800 were made for US military, 3,000 for overseas. Restored this one over the summer. I have another with the sequential VIN and registration number that I hope to restore by the end of January.

I assume people that vote against me are doing it out of jealousy because I have air conditioning, surround sound, and overdrive. :ROFLMAO:
From what I can see in the picture, it is very clean indeed. How about a few more pics, some of the interior & under the hood would be nice.
 

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How about a few more pics, some of the interior & under the hood would be nice.
Already put 6,000 miles on it in about 4 months.
 

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dmetalmiki

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Well have you ever wanted to cry?...over a situation (Totally out of ( Your control.)), And maybe just maybe beyond your ability to 'rescue it?)..Well..I..(Actually)..Did!.
Both, Cry and rescue!.

I still can not watch this video without considerable emotion. (Pictures of the "Impossible" ( told by all and everyone!).repair follow).

 

dmetalmiki

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Pictures of the repairs. "You have to remove the bumper winch radiator steering box and mounting plate lift the engine AT LEAST 8 inches" and more. to remove the rivets and replace the spring hanger bolts inside the chassis. BEHIND the steering box plate.
I did non of that!. It did however take me 3 days per bolt to fiddle the new bolts into the chassis,,,On the..The end of an 18 inch long steel wire rod!!,
Then pull them through..with......a fo strong magnet!!.
 

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dmetalmiki

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all this work was carried out single handed.
 

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