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Our 1960 vintage 220KAK 26' Box Van Trailer (Ammo Toter) has those old "bullet lights" for all the running and marker lights. A local truck parts house has a bunch of NOS red & yellow lenses and bases at very reasonable prices - I didn't see any clear lenses though.

Thank God! You will now be able to flush the flushings from beneath the potty.

John, Sorry to hear the you played with fire and got burned. Get well soon. The truck is lookin' gooooood ! Carry on!

Nice thoughts [thumbzup] Although, in regard to the SPARES.... Under the loads carried on this particular rig, there are already FOUR spares on the ground as well. Each of the rear duals could be stripped down to singles and still have mobility. I would dedicate that space to something that...

...Once again proving that 8-Tracks were the "tape players from HE|_|_" - They can hauntingly play even without any 12vdc lifeblood - Kinda like a Zombie Sound System. They DID love to eat tapes, too :!:

OK - So far, so good [thumbzup] I've sprayed the ends of the front bumper with the same tan as used on the rest of the camo scheme. Just the recttangular areas for the bumper numbers. No Electrical or other problems detacted thus far. BTW, the truck was pointing due north with the steer...

Uncle Mikey: Thank you. Thank you. THANK YOU ! ! ! I was sweating bullets on that one. I'm SO glad that it won't cause the Pintle Hook to turn into a Hintle Pook :cookoo:

I truely appreciate that WARNING ! We just swapped front bumpers with a nearby VFD so they could have a BIG UGLY Brush Guard, and I was about to rattle-can the replacement. QUESTION: If painting JUST the front bumper, what kind of electrical & lighting malfunctions should I anticipate...

:funny:----------:funny:----------:funny: Zombies is ZOMBIES.... no real "code" about it. All those zombie movies are actually "TRAINING FILMS" for the Zombie Apocalypse :!:;)

Bugging Out vs. Hunkering Down.... decisions, decisions :lost: Contingency plans - - - for any possible scenario !

IMHO, the tow vehicle should be self-sufficient from the trailer in case abandonment of the trailer becomes a necessity, or for setting up a base camp and then"scouting" or foraging expeditions ensue. Fuel and tools on the trailer ain't gonna help the truck unless they are together.

INTERCHANGABLE BEDS..... WOW ! This reminded me of some toys I had from my childhood which might have been the basis for my LOVE of MV's. The Mighty Mike 6x6 and 4x4 trucks were true all-wheel-drive, low gear, high torque toys. They had INTERCHANGABLE BODIES and the 6x6 even had a VERY...

:funny: [thumbzup] nopics [thumbzup] :funny: Where are the pics of the Broom & Monkeys :?:

Lookin' GOOD [thumbzup] :grd: hehehe

Good Job ! Between you and UncleMikey, the rest of us have tons of inspiration and food for thought. Good Job - to both of you. Does your camper have a PortaPotty of a Holding Tank? I'm thinking that Holding Tanks mounted under the bed might have some advantages in capacity and access...