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Well I went and got an inspection sticker today, even with Antique plates it gets a Commercial Inspection due to the weight and as it's an '84 it also gets an Opacity Test, as in, no smoking please. Three snaps and it passed with flying colors, yipee, sticker on the glass and away we went.

Overall it's a very clean truck, 14K miles, 128 Hrs. It looks like it was recently refurbed as there are a lot of new hoses etc and the brake / turn signals have been upgraded to LED's in the rear. The tool chest behind the cab if full of stuff, I need to empty it out, it even had the light to...

J.R Martin Transport, LLC J.R. Martin Transport, LLC. They hauled a M923 for me previously, very good guys and I found good rates. The M936 cost $3,500 for approx. 1,500 miles. I did look at driving it back to Boston, MA myself but fuel, trip down and lost work days ( I am self employed)...

Here are a few pic's of my M936 that I had hauled up from Hattiesburg, MS. Stealth night delivery in a lot close to my house, neighbours got a suprise when the sun came up!

When I last checked with GULFWAY they said I could not use my truck for any activity other than parades, car shows etc. ?? Yep, collector insurance and I believe the truck needs to be garaged, my Hummer won't fit in the garage (well it will just but whats the fun of that) let alone the Deuce...

Deuce Fiber Glass Troop Seats and Headboard Need a set of these: Deuce Fiber Glass Troop Seats and Headboard

Correct Jeff, hobby truck, shows and events, will need to register commercial if I decide I am going to tow with it.

On my own property, ok, as a means of recovery of a third-partes property on the road, nope.

I am in MA and use Encompass, just registered my M936 as Antique, I do use my insurance agent rather than try online or blind calling, it's at times like this that dealing with a person in the business pays off.

Vintage Iron and myself are going down in convoy early tomorrow morning.

It needed re-rolling in that pic, constant watching was required!

I have Antique plates on my 5 Ton and insurance was not a problem BUT along with the policy it pretty much echoed word for word the MA regulations regarding Antique plated use: An “antique motor car” is any motor vehicle over twenty-five years old maintained solely for use in exhibitions...

This weekend took the 5 Ton to the Burlington, MA Truck Day which is an annual event. CrazyWelder took his Deuce. Seems that kids just love our trucks and the back of mine easily beat out a bouncy house any day of the week! There were long lines to sit in both trucks and it was a lot of fun.

We're there anymore? If yes PM me the item number please.

Having met Dan, I can say that he really is a nice guy [thumbzup] Unless your car is burning that is:wink:

I don't have an A3 (plenty of other types with auto's) and dropping the pan and changing the internal filter does NOT drain the torque converter which can hold 1/3 to 1/2 of the total fluid capacity. I suspect as you filled her up, filter and lines will purge and very quickly it's FULL. My...

Synopsis here: FV101 Scorpion - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

I was thinking I could use this but may need a different stratergy!

Also, I am not sure these are road legal in MA and a trailer is a must regardless. I have a few candidates as a tow truck, the H1 is probably too light so the Deuce or one of the 5 Tons should be up to the task. Stopping is always the hard part!

I am looking at this one, here in the US.