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Nice to see your truck getting back to its military glory. I'm guilty of modifying everything, so I can't fault anyone, but soon it will be hard to find one that looks original.
Nice work![thumbzup]
Doh!:roll: Not sure how I missed those vids! Reading comprehension owns me. Nice though. I never get tired of those types of vids. My 3 yr old loves them too.
TCUCV, I was bummed not to see you make the ledge in the vid.;-) Thanks for posting. Looks like great wheeling. I'd love to get out that way someday for some trails.
Well, I bought an M35A2 hoping to do a Bobbed Deuce project. Well, I certainly got the project part right. I think this one will be my parts donor. Towed it about 150 miles back to NJ. I had some other stuff on the trailer too. 1 deuce winch, 3 generators and 5 CUCV axles. I stopped at the...
I've bought trucks from GSA and GL. There is no way I could have driven any of them home. I only previewed some so I planned to trailer them. I guess anything is possible... but based on the trucks I have seen, they aren't ready to go.
Good info in this thread.
Looks like some folks have gotten some nice deals. If you are looking for the M1009 you'll certainly save $$. The M1008s value is driven up by the axle value (like Cheif_919 said) and it seems everyone likes the M1008 for cargo duties.
Around my area, a M1008 ready to jump in and drive seems...
Man, that stinks. Although if you sold your bike, you would be in a nice position to pick up another deal. Not sure what the bike is worth but I have seen nice working deuces around me for $5-6K sometimes less.
I'm picking up my first M35A2 Friday. I think its a basket case and may be a...
Depends on your definition of messed up. Its stock Jeep CJ steering trying to turn 35" tires. The problem is not really the steering but that the jeep sometime pushes through a turn rather than the nice handling I was used to with only the rear locker.
For the record, I usually don't wheel...