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As far as the tires spinning on the rims and going flat. Those are tubed tires. If you are missing a valve stem and are leaking air, you have an issue with your tube inside the tire. You do not need to remove a glad hand to put an air chuck. You can buy an air hose with a glad hand end...

put me on the list

You can try to file a claim for the missing tarp with GL. Just be reasonable with the value and submit links to current prices. It might work, it might not. It worked for me in the past with a missing ladder.

If this was at Dodge, and it was listed as driven in, you can almost count on it being a driver. They also provide a jump there if you need it. When you call to set up your appointment, they will usually tell you if its a good runner or not.

Just how many user IDs do you have on here? :?::?::?:

I really don't like the stack. Does not look right to me on that truck. Snorkel is just kinda dumb, since it is not really doing anything for you. Like your willingness to make the truck the way you like it and not care what anyone else thinks.

Are the fronts LEDs? If not, you will be fine to just install them without issue.

The fear will quickly go away after you leave the plane. The only problem you might have, is another addiction to go along with the MV one. You will want to jump again and again and again.

m1008 and m1009 are not the same drive train. The M1008 having much heavier axles.

I can not find the TM for the m35 in my collection, but I found the 5-ton instructions, which is probably close enough.

I do my own alignments on my truck (F250), just set about 1/8" toe in. It drives straight, and my previous set of tires lasted over 90,000 miles and still had tread, but not enough for snow and mud. Current set has around 40,000 miles with new tie rods and ball joints installed about 30,000...

How far out is your alignment? Did it actually need to be adjusted? I would measure it myself just to see. Once you replace the tire rods, you can easily adjust your tow-in yourself with a helper. There are several ways of marking and measuring, just pick a flavor and go.

You may want to invest a little money on a bigger set of jackstands

Those goggles are the greatest.

That is a great story. I never thought to offer up delivery services from IA to AZ and back last month, but I will remember to do so next trip.

Waterloo Most bigger city yards I have ever been to are rude. I think the last time I was at Ks, they were fairly friendly. Just get out the phone book and look up automotive salvage. I did that a couple summers ago while looking for a trunk lid for an oldsmobible. While I was out...

M35a3 CTIS

The first giveaway is if the hole is covered and air scoop is missing on the outside driver side access panel.

What was the other end of the chain connected to? Try to pretend that the readers of your post have no clue on what you did. Also, you can attach the pics to your post.

There are lots of salvage yards in Iowa. There were a lot of Chevy and GMC trucks built and salvaged. What kind of parts are you looking for? Cedar Rapids has a few and top of my head I can think of Sunline and Ks Acres. As far as finding a specific yard for MVs, none that I know of.