Recent content by maynard83

For the interior of the cab I just took it to one of my upholsterers in Santa Ana. Since I live on Southern California there are a lot of upholstery guys who do excellent work. It went from that ugly interior to a very nice one. It cost me $300.00.

I did have the regular Hummer rims and tires installed. I had to add spacers. If you look at the front wheel wells we had to make some cuts to accommodate the turn radius of the front wheels. Other than that they fit fine.

I second what emr posted...a lot of people on this forum talk out of their "you know what's" and comment about something they know nothing about.

It's your MV so do whatever floats your boat. And remember: "Beauty is in the eye of the beholder"

Love these stories.

When I had my M1010, I always carried a spare battery with me. Once when I was far away from humanity, the battery closest to the front headlights died and I used the spare to start the vehicle. Boy was I glad I was a little paranoid. With these trucks now reaching the 30 year mark, it is always...

I chock 3 of the four wheels of my bobbed deuce. I would do all four but I need more chocks. :-P

What derelict aircraft was that in the background?

For my M1010 I purchased this part number from LMC and they fit perfectly: - Part # 36-0282 EURO HEADLIGHT - 200MM

Those are cool. Where did you get them?

Thanks Duffman!

They're a little better but not all that much. If I had to choose again I would definately go with something better.

I placed it up for sale on e-bay.

Just wanted to let you all know that I have put this up for sale. I placed it in our classifieds section. I am really sad about having to do this but my family comes first.

An excellent post of typical new guy questions as well as your typical cranky old guy/veteran poster/long time member responses. [thumbzup]