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T120r: Do you have any tricks/tips on mounting the cabinets above the windows in the van?

Here's the manual for vehicle markings in the 1964-1976 time period: http://old.steelsoldiers.com/index.php?module=pagesetter&type=file&func=get&tid=1&fid=file&pid=216

And if you forget to remove it, when you key the starter switch it becomes a Mark VII Anti-Personnel rocket!

The old girls look kind of naked without the radiator guards and bumper.

As a child of inside the overdeveloped DC Beltway (where one may discover an abandoned Nike missile site here and there), it never ceases to amaze me how many "things" can be found in the weeds on farms in other parts of the country. P.S.: I have distant family up the road from you in...

Dimensions, dimensions... M109A3 2.5-Ton 6x6 Shop Van: Specifications (Thanks, Mark!) Height 130 in (10 ft 10 in) Length 268 in (22 ft 4 in) Width 98 in (8 ft 2 in) Weight Empty: 14,930 lbs Gross (cross-country): 19,430 lbs Gross (highway): 21,930 lbs Van deck height 50 in Rear door...

Aaaaaaaa! Concessions to AERODYNAMICS? Heresy! :wink:

There should be a manual for marking it in the TM section of resources. I'll look later for you.

Single or bilateral amputee? If single, there are hinged steps folks mount to their bumpers to clamber up to the engine compartment which might be mounted under the steps by the battery box and the driver's tool compartment. If bilateral, could some sort of hoist (I'm thinking of ones used to...

Umm... I just have to ask. Is Wreckerman starting a bakery too? Should I hide my Oreos?

Not sure of tire sizes, but this fellow did a great job with his shop van: http://www.steelsoldiers.com/deuce/34531-m109a3-ready-roll.html#post374323

Will you be registering it as a watercraft with the state of Tennessee? :-P

Took a road trip to NOLA in the summer of '89. On providing my driver's license to the proprietor of a convenience store for beer, I was asked, "What the He** are you doin' in Covington, Louisana?" Great memories. :-D (And the beer lasted us as far as Tennessee...)

Been there, done that, have the receipt from New Life for a new set of seat covers to prove it...:oops: Link to canvas cleaning tips: http://www.steelsoldiers.com/deuce/3293-canvas-cleaning.html

Mmmm... Sexy!

Finally obtained some calcium chloride from these folks: Dri-Z-Air Dehumidifiers: DriZAir removes excess moisture from the air Will let you know how well it works.

The vehicles are the same, the M185 designation is used when a particular set of tools/equipment are part of the truck's inventory. Example: My truck is an M109, but has a plate in the cab stating when a equipment for "Shop set, Field Maintenance, Signal Corps" is installed, it is to be...

I vote we put the Mighty Mite back in production!

That's the one I'm missing from my van. I'll have to research WHICH one it is...

Mmmmm! I LOVE gun trucks!