Ferroequinologist

That's why I love SC,
It could have no windshield, doors, roof and be rusted out. But as long as it has 4 tires with air, operable brakes, all the lights work, and seatbelts, you can drive it.

No inspections here!!

I'm glad this thread came up, I have to figure out where to put the one on my 'new' M1008. I don't think SC has the bumper markings regulations. Anyone know?

IF YOU CAN'T FIX IT WITH A HAMMER, YOU'VE GOT AN ELECTRICAL PROBLEM.

Planning a Alaska M109 road trip for August 2010. http://www.steelsoldiers.com/militar...ip-alaska.html

1985 M1008 with military applied 'hyrail' gear, used on the Ft Stewart Railroad
1970 M818 'Boxer'
1967 M109A3 'Bella the Doll'
1968 M101
1968 M105
1969 Pullman Standard 40ft USA Boxcar in OD green
1929 Plymouth 10 ton JLA gas mechanical locomotive, used by the charleston Naval Weapons Depot