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Too true! I've had my deuce for about 10 months, and just won a trailer. But I'm definitely feeling a 900 series 5 ton. A 925A2 oughtta do the trick (for awhile). LOL:grd:

A needle gun will remove paint pretty well on the heavier pieces like the frame and bed. It's probably not so good on the lighter metal of the cab. It won't make dust and the flakes are easier to clean up than dust. Follow with a light sanding and wipe with a solvent,and you're good to go. I...

You should geet a CUCV or something to tow it with. Much more fun!!:doghead:

Can't help with the sandpaper source, but a needle gun will make life much easier on some of the thicker metal parts like the bed, bumpers and frame. Dont know that I'd use it on the cab sheet metal though. Rick

"Ends in -12 , lube order Ends in -10, basic operators manual)how to use the light switch) Ends in -20, intermediate repair (trouble shooting and simple repair) Ends in - 34, serious shop repairs Ends in P, exploded parts views and all part numbers" Thanks to DH, that is a good...

Dude! You better get one quick, before the shakes set in. LONG LIVE THE ADDICTION !!!!

Wow, what a good-lookin' truck. Welcome from one of the American Suffolks.

There is a clip on the back (as you are looking into the door from the access panel), it is circular with a rolled edge and a spring retainer on the end of the pin.

Bump (for info), I want some more stuff for my deuce!:popcorn:

For less than $50 in parts from Lowe's, I installed a vent system in my deuce. It stopped a leak in the right front axle seal, and one in the transfer case. The trans case actually puffed at me when I took the vent out. The hole in the axle was 1/8 NPT. I used 1/4 poly ethylene tubing like...

Hey back from Suffolk. Enjoy.[thumbzup]

Welcome from Suffolk. It's gonna be fun (and addictive).

Like everybody said, get your manuals, do your checks, be safe. But hold on Dude, it's gonna be a helluva lot of fun!!:beer: Congratulations, and my sympathies, both at the same time.

Welcome from just up 10 in Suffolk.

Got a deuce in Suffolk.:driver:

Welcome back from a relative noob. I had to comment 'cause I'm feelin' ya with regard to the whole getting bummed out, and not wanting to do NOTHIN'. Glad to know your feeling better, it gives me hope.

Hey everybody! I've been trying different paint recipes that I've found on this thread and others. I finally decided the darker green that was used on the Vietnam era trucks was what I wanted when I found it under all of the layers of paint on my truck. I matched it with a section of the sheet...

Congratulations and welcome! You're gonna have fun!

Hey from Suffolk. Welcome and enjoy.

The problem I have with the tax is a simple one.....when you plug your little smart, green, eco friendly, little gas/electric hybrid in to the wall.....do you claim the "highway tax" on the electrical part that you car runs down the road on? How can they get away without having to pay their...