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Beer just for reference!!:beer:

type of american amber beer, I also like mudshark, arogant bastard porter to name a few, even a litte Guinness is ok with me.

It burns fuel at $1 per mile so that would be a good start. That or a 6 pack of mac and jack! Hey, I made a rhyme!!

thats actually not far from the truth, I cut the rear and slide everything forward, trying to section the frame is a BIG liability and I don't know why anyone would do it that way.

Having the right parts makes it easy, towed like a dream!

Look what I can do! I can't remember which SNL skit it was but there was the guy who would jump up and touch his feet and scream over and over "look what I can do" That is what I felt like when this trip was over and was a screaming success. Sold a rolling chassis to a couple of guys nearby...

yes pete, still on the ground but the good news is that I will have it completed in the next 45 days. Thanks for looking out tho.:beer:

That is correct, Jeff is the proud new owner of this truck, A Truck set up as this one goes for $7500, painted $8000 any single mil color, if you want woodland 3 color goes up another $250. This truck turned out awesome and those wheels look soo much better in person, really sets it off if you...

its just the evolution, the a3's are now coming to auction in the mass's and then with any luck some Hemtt's, LMTV's then MRAP's. Just wishful thinking, who knows.

your welcome!

some pics of a bobber on the custom wheels I am making for the deuce. http://www.steelsoldiers.com/deuce-modification-hot-rodding/71907-overkill-customs-bobbed-deuce.html#post883248

Hey guys, just finishing up a deuce for a customer, I am upgrading the wipers and wiring in 12v acc. for him and that is all thats left. At his request I am not painting it otherwise it would be 383 carc. The wheels are some custom ones that I am building here and they turned out very nice. Enjoy.

what is the fun in taking the easy route! ;)

I agree completely, I think a bobbed 5 ton lifted 12" would be the ticket on this idea.

that sounds about right for a flush, then change filter and refill.

if its the same wheel as the mk17's and other Mk48 trailers then they will not support the 16.00 r 20's, they have a semi rare 16.00 r 21 that afaik is only available for those trailers.

must be the 16.00 r 21's?

nice work!

I have pics of the aneroid location in the thread, you loosen the locknut and turn the center screw counterclockwise quarter turn at a time (I am pretty sure its counterclockwise you will know after the first adjustment) and drive it, if it produces a light amount of smoke then you can go a...

Nice truck John, lookin good!