Recent content by ammodude

Actually quite a lot. They have about everything over here Chevy, Cadillac, Ford (Mustangs all over), Lincoln... all of the European brands as well. I saw a Dodge Stealth a few weeks ago. Tons of propane vehicles and I do like the diesel vehicle choices. Most GM/Ford trucks are US...

I vote for it.

Welcome from a displaced Okie.

Adding two new(er) manuals for the M809 series. UNIT, DIRECT SUPPORT, AND GENERAL SUPPORT MAINTENANCE REPAIR PARTS AND SPECIAL TOOLS LIST FOR TRUCK, 5-TON, 6X6, M809 SERIES (DIESEL). These manuals superseded the TM 9-2320-260-34P1 and -34P2 and the -20P.

1st Battalion, 623rd Field Artillery. (googled KY NG) Kentucky: National Guard History eMuseum - KYNG in Korea Kentucky: National Guard History eMuseum - 1-623rd FA BN Commanders

I'm thinking some Dixie cups in the rod holder and the beverage dispenser would slide right in. Armored vehicle beverage dispenser. :beer: yep that is it. Any markings?

Saw an awesome Chevy, 1 ton, crew cab, long bed, single, diesel, solid OD with winch/push/brush guard (CUCV II?) on Osan AB last week. It was probably an 2009 or 2010. AF uses a lot of commercial vehicles.

:doh: Fording with kit 60", without 36" Manville Nj Hurricane Causing Flood Scare - CNN iReport

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Awesome!

No snack on that flight.

and chiggers in his beard.

You sure there wasn't maybe a "weather bird" about ten minutes ahead. That would be a beautiful flight but looks a bit chilly.

That is so wrong!!! I can't unsee that, I'm getting ill. Where is the puking smiley?

[thumbzup] Another vote for 15w-40 Rotella, with two diesel trucks, hree diesel tractors and a MEP-003A (I need to get running) it is normally cheaper by the five gallon containers unless you find a good sale.