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Which pair, Tim? The $35 set that's just the poles and cords, or the $75 set that has the U-bolts, light mount plates, etc.?

Here are the hardtop pics...

For Sale: Used hard top, fits M44 series 2 1/2 ton (M35), M39 series 5 ton (M54), or M809 series 5 ton (M813). Has a little rust and inside insulation needs some work. Complete with hardware and all rubber gaskets in good condition. Good window. $275 Good used M35...

Veterans Day ceremony in Conyers, GA on November 11th. A Vietnam veteran and long time friend of the family, Tommy Clack, is working to organize the event. They are looking for vehicles for a static display. He is asking for vehicles and displays arrive no later than...

Do you have a wrecker crosscut saw with canvas cover? Also, any fixed height convoy light poles (NOT the extendable one)?

Very nice!

Looks good! Makes me want to get a trailer for my M52A2. Maybe one day... Personally, having been around, driven, and worked on 5 tons (both M809 and M939 series) with large tires, I plan to keep 11.00-20 duals on my personal trucks. I would like to have a set of 11.00R20 Goodyear G177s for the...

I hope to make it to the rally Thursday night or Friday morning, please save one for me! Thanks!

I need one of those to stick in the back of the Gama Goat for people going on trail rides!

I've always wanted to build a gun truck! Maybe one of these days... Looks like twin M60Ds in most of the pics. I sell replicas built on demilled receivers, let me know if you need any... http://replicas.hardscrabblefarm.com/

Exactly my thought when I read the first post!

It is kind of frustrating to get to, but it's better to put the correct one back on. Good luck!

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Looks great! I like the four color camo too; don't see many painted that way. If you decide you need a demilled M60 to mount on it let me know... I can help you out!

I believe you are referring to Otto Bailey. Unfortunately he died a few years ago.

I'm currently restoring my WC-51, number 81560119. It was built on August 7th, 1942 according to my build card from Chrysler.

I'm currently trying to get one of these valves apart. Mine had two 1 1/2" long hardened steel pins into opposite sides of the allen bolt. They really don't want people taking this thing apart! I've drilled both of them out with carbide bits, applied heat, and still can't get the bolt out...

Don and his son made it home in their new truck without any problems!

Some vehicles from that era, like Marine Corps contract M151A1s, used that number as both the hood number and serial number on the data plate. Most of our other USMC vehicles still have a manufacturers serial number on the data plate. Cant say for sure about M44 series trucks, never had one of...

I concur. I have battery disconnects (always in the ground cable) on most of my vehicles, for this and other reasons.