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No. Actually I built a snorkel for that;-) Source or fabricate a machine-gun ring for the top. Remote control, hard-wired spotlight. Portal axles on Dana 60 and 14 bolt diffs. with humvee bead locks or Centerline I.C.E. wheels. Hutchinson bead locks could work too. Air con for the heat...

we can only hope!!

The new A-Team flick is being filmed in town here and it'll have alot of green iron in it apparently. I went to check on a few parts yesterday at I.M.S. (International Movie Services) and a number of vehicles were being prepared to be shipped out to the film set, so when it hits theatres, keep...

Great job on your rig! Nice stance. The cut-down bed sure gives it a proper look. I'll be keeping an eye on this one when I get to doing my lift mods:wink:

Looks like the same set-up that we have in Canada. most of the new cucv's here have a canopy with the antenna bases attached to them. Same solid CARC paint sceme too. Nice truck.

The girl's got talent! Happy B-Day! Sure nice to have a wife who supports you habit. Mine will never ride in my truck:roll:

By the look of the leaves in the back he may've been stuck there awhile too.:roll:;-) This project is on hold for now until I get more space. (aka: when wife lets me). Found a Detroit Diesel 871 blower with the original intake that I'd like to make work on the 6.2. I'll have to fab the blower...

I'm all over this! I'm going to look at a M998 gunring Monday and (god willing) persuede the owner to part with it for a fair price. I'd like to do the same with my M1009, sim-armoured rear window and sides, metal-mesh the windshield, servo-electric remote spotlight, and a few other...

another 'Hi-Jack' locale..... Attached with two 1/2" grade 8, bolts to the brush guard. I keep it greased and it's been out in the snow, salt and rain and it has no rust or other issues.

Very slick indeed! I think I have a new project for my M1009;-)

Now...Where can a guy get a olive-drab tire cover? For prevention sake;-)

Here's the truck as she sits. A Canadian '55 M135. The truck runs, however, the block is cracked.

Mine, semi-topless....

I'll go on the hunt too, I'd like them for mine as well. I'll post what I come up with:wink:

When you're talking about 'loose items in the bed'...are you refering to said bikini girl? booya! yes folks I'm here all night...

ah...yeeah. Looks awkward. Loose the third axle and light bar then we'll talk...maybe. I do prefer those boxes to the trailer conversions, that I like.

I took the regulator out of the vacuum circuit and conected the lines together, shifts too soon though. I'd like to try this one out. Thanks.

Yeah, from the last hellish hike up the MacKenzie Range. Still have a sunburned forehead from that one:oops:

haha! I've been lucky so far with my rig not getting too stuck. I guess I'm not wheelin' hard enough.:wink: I though my bob'd M135 project would make a sweet 'deep woods' recovery for those situations. They seem to happen alot around here. A friend had his truck stuck on the mountain all...

I'm aware of what thieves motivations are for taking things but I'm not too concerned about that, plus most of what is on my truck has locks on it already. As far as winter? haha, I live on Vancouver Island, what winter? It's getting more like Hawaii all the time!:-) Around here, with the...