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:-D sweet

I'm trying to find out as much about the truck as possible from the pics before I go to get it. This looks like a switch, but I can't really tell. I'm sure some of your eyes are more well trained for this sort of thing than mine are. It's a 1971 M35 if that helps. Thanks very much. Tyler

Classic supply/demand. There aren't a ton of them around and everyone that needs to tow a deuce wants one.

duhhh..... nevermind

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Thats pretty freakin cool, IMO.

Does the pinz have portals like the 'Mog?

I saw that thing, too. I REALLY want one. :-D

Whenever I've dropped the pan, changed the filter, and replaced the fluid I haven't had trouble. Every time I've heard someone got they're trans "flushed" at a shop has had it start slipping afterward.

How long does it take to lift the tank on? I assume it can do it with a full tank as well.

I like that a lot.

I did something in one of my old trucks (not a deuce) that might be of use. I installed a momentary switch on the power to the ignition so that you have to hold the button down while you start the truck. When you let go of the button, the power to the ignition switch (starter button in this...

One thing that surprised me is when you click the bid button the first time you have to enter your credit card number right then. They say they charge you the next day, but I haven't verified that yet. If you want to pay by another method, you have to tell them before the end of the auction...

I was bidding on that truck too. I think you're just missing the outer wheels of the duals. It isn't a true super single. I got another truck that has the XLs but still has duals in the back.

Any tips on doing the filters without causing an environmental catastrophe for someone who is about to do this for the first time? :grin:

Might HAVE been...:roll: Your truck looks really good. Did you do crossover steering?

I think my index finger would get pretty tired after the first few cans. :lol: How many cans did it take you?

So what application tools to you guys use? Would a brush/roller do the job on or would I have to use a sprayer?

Well at least you have your problem figured out. Sell them for some profit and help pay for the one you keep!

I've been pouring over posts and TMs and am getting acquainted with the truck, but hadn't come across that fact yet.