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Nice Picture, it must be quite a planning task to move that house around with all those power- and telephone lines around the neighborhood!

Patch, I wish it was that way, but this is a shot of the inside of the museum. It is part of a large but unfinished underground-fortification built by the Germans in WWII. It was part of the Westwall / Siegfried Line. Now it is a nice museum with a great collection of contemporary gear...

Hallo Hauke, wilkommen im Forum! Man freut sich hier über Bilder, kannst ja mal welche von euren Fahrzeugen reinstellen! Du wirst hier sicher jede Information finden, die du bauchst. Vielleicht sieht man sich ja auch mal auf einem Treffen! Grüße aus dem "wilden Südwesten" Mark

Our member and my friend Bunkerratte has a nice WWII CCKW - I think its a 42 - which is in the Westwall Museum near Pirmasens. I'm looking forward to restore it maybe one day together with him. On the picture you see it lurking behind a scout car, waiting for better times to come... Cheers, Mark

I couldn't find the posting anymore, but there was someone who replaced the allen plug with a pressure line that ended on his steering coloumn with a small valve on it. It was a field mod he applied during a recovery to make it home despite brakes that were locking frequently. I thought thats...

Welcome Lefteris, that little Mog looks great! :-D Greetings from Germany, Mark

Happy new year and best wishes to all of you, from Karlsruhe / Germany! Mark

That link CARNAC mentioned is interesting, have you seen the Krupp Räumer S ? That thing looks like its a model right out of Star Wars!

I have a vice, seems like I need to get a wrecker for it...

Jeff, I bet you started that 8gp 124t thing! :-) At least mine is a copy of yours! I love that 5ton tractor. It has the "right" look, all the way to the yellow headlights... @Maverick: we wanted to resolve that thing with these cards at the end of the show but didn't because we were busy...

Mav, thanks! I definitely plan to visit the Hop Farm with the Deuce, but probably not 2009 as we have a new born toddler with us here now. Did you guys notice the enemy defection cards (prints from original scans) and death cards lying around your camp back in 2005??? Man, that howitzer...

Welcome, Stuart! Very nice looking M54 with that m49 ring mount. I also see you stenciled it as an 8GP 124T vehicle :-) We probably met unknowlingly in Beltring in 2005 if you were there, were a buddy and I were allowed by Roger to participate as guests in the Rolling Thunder show. Regards...

Hi Sascha, just saw your posting the first time, welcome! Another German on the board, great! Cheers, Mark

Hi Cédric, welcome, neighbor! I'm from Germany and know France quite well and visit it quite often in the Alsace and Verdun area. See http://www.m35-deuce.de/gallery/200805_maginot/ Lovely places to stay! A few years ago I trekked with my gal down the Biscaya coast on that great beach...

Congratulations, looks great! I was also a newbie to most of the work I did on my truck and without the great support and information on StSo this would have been very difficult. Will you keep the CARC or go for a contemporary sixties look? Mark

Cool! Somebody restored one of those over here, see http://www.hmv-ig.de/M4-Engine.htm

Next to tasting the fluid and risking "Sgt. Half-Masts Revenge", you easily can check what brake fluid is in your system by mixing it. DOT3 and DOT5 do not mix. So if you put a little DOT5 in a jar and drain some fluid out of the system on top of it and it does nnot mix, you have DOT3 in your...

:-D great!!!

Wayne, thank you for your offer. I just generated the PDF myself (could have thought of that earlier...) and wanted to add them to the TA section, but it is a nogo. It says "not authorized" when I click the add item link. I can add PDFs to a post, so here they are... You can download them by...