Dolly converter at Fort Campbell.

I am bidding on the converter at Fort Campbell. Is anyone near Campbell that can pick it up so I can get it on a weekend?

Thanks
Chuck

Check with either Hookin' 1 or EddieC. They're in my old hometown just two hours away. When I got my converter from Ft. Campbell I used my car carrier to go get it. It hung over the passenger side but made it safely. 'Storm was too expensive (with fuel) at the time to get the set.

In a worst case scenario I could take my trailer down on a Sunday and pick it up at DRMO on Monday morning. I have a car hauler also and would probably do the same. Brent, if you don't mind me asking, how much did yours go for? I also have given up hope of finding the grill. It must have been stolen. To many people use my mom's barn. If I come up with it you will be the first person I PM about it.

Chuck

Chuck, if you come up short, I've got an MV buddy about 60 miles away that would probably pick it up. I might have him pick me up 18 6.2 diesels if no one bids again.

The have a few lots of 18 or 12 why don't you just take all 100 or so engines off their hands.

Yanno, that might have some merit. My wife wants a privacy fence and the cans are stackable!
Hmmm!

Just let me know when you need to get it, I can pick it up for you.

IDA,

I bought mine for $200 including all taxes and fees. I was bidding against two trucking companies and we all wound up paying the same once everyone realized we only wanted one each (three bidders and three converters that time).

Ida, You'll love that converter. I used DR's to bring my M127 home. About 250 miles at 63 MPH. It worked great. Kenny, Any chance you'll sell 2 empty 6.2 cans?

Lance,
It kind of looks like a long drive from Evansville, are you going anyway?

Thanks
Chuck