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Mark that sure looks like a cool way to spend a few days. CT

4x4 was rite about soaking the roots and that they actually go down on pine trees really far. I wouldn't use the winch but a tow strap or rope. No need to take a chance on busting the winch. Save it for when you really need it. Just my thoughts CT

Very nice work. I just got done with my 1009 last weekend and was glad to be able to just stand back and see it done. CT

Finally after 2 weeks on nonstop sanding by hand it's finally done. It was fire engine red when I picked it up from the sale. First thing was to remove all the fire dept. stickers which was no fun at all. Then a lot of sanding. The one good thing is there is absolutely no rust in this truck at...

That looks alot easier on the back! :grd:

What a good looking truck like it is. If it's gonna be sacrificed be sure and do it extra nice! CT8-)

The cargo cover was on the very first deuce I ever bought. When I sold it the buyer didn't want to pay the asking price so the deal came out to be I would keep the cargo cover-bows and troop seats. I was glad it worked out that way because if you can find the cargo covers in the old style...

In section 2 of the euc form rite below item G therre is a box titled additional info. Itsays if you have government bidder id to write it in the box otherwise put in none. does it want your gl cust # or is it some thing else? I'm guessing they also want you to include what you plan on doing...

Here are some final pics the day before the new owner flew in to pick it up. I used 2 gallons of 24087 from Rapco. Soon as I finish painting the m1009 I'm doing I picked up another deuce the 25th that I'm going to give the treatment. I guess I'm a sucker for punishment but they sure look good...

even my 5 year old daughter likes to play in the back of the deuces. I guess you're never to young to need a little space of your own. CT

I use a large pork&bean can and it fits snugly and also has a great launch and even a better tragectory towards the cars in the driveway. CT

I would definately go with the air pressure. When I took my deuce to the tire shop I noticed the guy seemed to leave the inflation hose on the tires forever. He already had a few changed so I asked how much air he is putting in them and he said 100 psi. So I helped him put them all at 45 psi and...

Nice truck Jon! Have lots of fun with it![thumbzup]

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The clutch in the deuce was killing my bad knee so I picked up an 86 m1009 with 46,000 miles on it about 2 weeks ago and it has rained almost every day since and I have yet to find a leak. It seems awful strange in an mv driving in the rain and not getting soaked while driving like in the deuce...

Sure looks like a nice time. It should grow every year. CT

Just change the key cylinder in the column-it can be done in about 10 minutes. then take the lock cylinders out of your doors and take them to any reputable lock smith and have them retumbled. I do the key cylinder in the column myself and the others at the locksmith. He charges $8 a lock...

If the motor in question runs good other than the shavings and low oil pressure you mite consider installing a crank kit. We have customers in our shop who have these engines in their vehicles and seems that they are usually good for around 200-300,000 miles before a rebuild is necessary. Just...

Carnac I picked this up the other day -it came from a GSA auction in Ga. recently 1985 M1009 No bumper markings vin# 1g8fd18j0ff209445 Thanks in advance CT

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