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Do you have 9.00 by 20 Deuce tires, with or without rims?

The poll says do we want M39 series 5 tons to have its own section -- I agree with that. The thread title says should we move M39 series to the Korea/Vietnam section -- I am not sure I agree with that - either way, can you please clarify the question you are asking?

You mean you don't just put on a cheater bar and jump up and down on it?

Don't know anything about it, but now I have an excuse to buy a tractor.

No change, I still have to keep my screen magnification at 95% to see both banner ads at the top. This is true on two different laptops and an attached wide screen monitor. Edited post, and it seems to have worked

Yes it is

Welcome aboard. Where to find a deuce either with a van body or with a shelter kind of depends on your mechanical ability and on the age of the truck you are looking for. Your best bet for a reliable truck is to buy one from a steel soldiers member. For unknown trucks that may or may not...

One our trucks in Germany in the mid 70's had "FTA" in the camo pattern. You had to squint a bit to see it.

You must have some really big kayaks!! :o Not sure you will find much on GL in the way of deuce and a halfs. Probably some M35A3s, but I think they are pretty well cleared out. Someone will let us know if I'm wrong about that. GL might be a better source for a 5 ton M923 or M925...

Great looking truck!!

You may want to look at M109 vans. They usually cost more than a plain cargo truck, but they come with th ebox ready to go on the back.

Wow, glad I don't live in California. One correction -- SF97 is "Standard Form 97", not State Form 97.

I guess I'll stick with stock tires :D

An M911 camper would be very interesting -- good luck!

The hobby can be addicting. It always starts out with "just one project" and builds from there. Welcome aboard.

Nice -- glad they are not closer to me, or I'd have to buy one. Definitely cool truck.

This may be a dumb question, but did you actually check the batteries with a volt meter? I've had new batteries (and starters and alternators) go bad.

Had an easy go of it registering my M818 today here in Iowa. Got the AZ title from GL, took it in to the county. Only had three questions from the cleark to answer What color is it --- Green Is it a travel trailer -- no, it's a truck (the AZ title was a bit confusing) The VIN number comes up...

Took a drive out to and through the military cemetary west of town, then changed out four tires. Seems like the tires are a lot heavier than they were 35 years ago. Must be denser air or something like that.

Here's a picture, had trouble with it the first time