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But you're a seasoned professional...I'm a newb. I do have the technique down now, and I almost never put it on backwards anymore.

Hey R_E, I really don't think anyone has a problem with your ideas for improvement...just the way you convey them. I stumbled across that vid of the truck trials that you posted on youtube while looking for something else and instantly got sucked in. They have some amazing machines! I hope that...

Welcome...all your M35A2 questions can be answered here.

In WV you could take the screens down in the fall and put up the storm windows.

I've put the deuce cover on by myself a few times, not a good time. Oh, I put it on backwards the first time too.

So, are ya thinking dumping cargo bed? or is there a dumptruck box that would fit that long chassis?

LOL, I have dump truck envy.

Not going to make dump truck out of it?

That is a great looking truck! I think that the M1010 is the least practical CUCV for what I would need...but definately the coolest.

The M105 pulls great! If you don't want to fool with the brakes till you get it home, your truck will have plenty of brake to stop it. Enjoy your recovery, take lots of pics.

The air lines and cable for the lights should be attached to the trailer.

I may be way off on this but what I understand is that the turbo and non-turbo engines had approximately the same HP but the addition of a turbo gove it more potential. I don't think you can get much more out of a non-turbo engine after it's tuned to the best efficiency.

You are one of the good guys Glen.

The long deuce is the M36. SSSC I like your idea about the box transfer to make a camper and the M1010 is a cool rig. I love to read build threads from all these guys that have amazing fabricating skills. There are some very talented builders on this site.

This definately looks like one of your bigger, better rallys.

Kinda looks like you went in for a feelski rofl

I'm wondering how you fellows that are over 6 feet tall see out of the windshield. I'm 5'10" and I find myself hunching over so that I'm not looking at the wiper motor.

That bumper is GREAT!! I would really be tempted to give something a test smash.

The Heemeyer story was absolutely shocking. It happened a decade after I left but I graduated from High School in Granby, Co.

I think Clint at C&C equipment is selling hoist kits.