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I just saw a plain OD Green M1009 with forward mounted antenna mounts drive by my work on West Chapman Ave in Orange, Orange County California. Whoever that was, if you see this hit me up! There's a couple '09s here in Orange. I saw it go by at 11:13AM PST.

nopics It's gonna keep happening until you satisfy us...

Didn't someone on here make it clear before that your reasons for posting on here is not our concern? Because you claim to be wanting to help Japan doesn't make you walk on water. You post an excessive amount of posts and threads. You have to follow the rules, and when you don't you're surprised...

The source website clearly says its photoshopped.

44"

This one going to Japan?

Really dude? Again?

Ok.

Sorry that you are having difficulties, but you were not following forum rules. Sorry.

Wrong section on both bro.

Sherwin Williams carries CARC.

Thank you CARNAC! Property & Fiscal Office? Interesting. The usage miles, is that how many miles were recording during it's service? Mine had 42777 on it when the dealer got it. Does this mean mine has been rolled over? Or gotten a new speedo?

Finally! The 2011 thread, here's my rig: CUCV M1009 1986 VIN: 1G8ED18J8GF156396 REG. #: NF0JAM NSN #: 2320011232665 Bought: Purchased from Dealer in Denver, CO. Don't have his info handy, but it either came from Barstow or Missouri Nat. Guard. Bumper Marking: Front & Rear Left "203" "MP BN"...

Steering arm brace helps.

Overtaking the people driving $50,000 trucks in the snow, then when they get mad they overtake you and you find them stuck/spun out a few hundred meters up. They should have known their place and sucked diesel fumes. :D

Driving my M1009 home from Denver to Los Angeles, I averaged 24.6 MPG over the 1100 miles. Best stretch I got 27.1 MPG. And is is coming from 11,134 feet all the way down to 400 feet through snow, ice, wind, etc then mellowing out by the time I got into Utah. It was just the empty truck with my...

M1009/8/28 have Part-time 4WD. Full-time 4WD is typically referred to as AWD. And isn't AWD a marketing term for Traction Control?

Is this recommended for us desert dwellers?

Cheap shot. :-D

Oh my god... I have to try this too.