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Latest funny twist of fate: I was on the way to the doctor this morning (a referral, so a part of town I don't usually go). Spotted a M939 series cargo of some type at what I later figured out was the local franchise of a particular popular chain "pull-your-parts-off" junkyard; visible from...

I guess it means these trucks are THAT common- you can buy parts/manuals for them on Amazon.

I second others' words- I bought a copy of the -10 of of Amazon of all places!

Love watching these trucks work!

Looking good, Twisted60! I like how you've kept the cab mostly stock despite adding accessories. Mine I may be getting is also likely going to be a daily driver, so a stereo for instance might be nice.

First of all, welcome to the site! A little more background- Originally AM General had the contract to produce the M939 series trucks starting in 1982, had G177 duals (or NDTs in some cases I believe). Later, around 1985 or 1986, the M939A1 came about, with 14R20 "Super Single" tires and rims...

So are they gonna send her to the crusher?

155mm, did you scrap it?

Wes, I thought that place in Marshfield was just parting out a bunch of 939's, when the price of scrap goes up they get cut up? Re: the original post, yes, the market is rather high now. An M928A2 is the premium of the crop, XLWB and a winch. I myself would kill for one, but they are pretty...

Welcome! As a teenager, I was determined to buy a Deuce as my first vehicle, so I can relate to your feeling in terms of storage and the like. Even now, as a broke college student, I still want an M939 series, even though I have nowhere to park it nearby. That said, you'll probably find a...

Welcome!

I was wondering about the cracks myself...good to know tape has been tried.

Wow, thanks for all the replies! Snowtrac Nome, Re: your descriptions of Ft Greely to Fairbanks and the like, at one point my dad and I looked at a house in Big Delta...I considered making that drive to Fairbanks all the time in a Deuce or a 5 ton.

Thanks 74M35A2! Sounds like getting this beast roadworthy for Fairbanks winters isn't as bad as I actually anticipated. Any thoughts if the NHC250 will be any harder to get running at -23? I know some people say the 8.3 is a little easier starting in those conditions. Re: the heater, I'd be...

Interesting idea with the 3 ton jersey barrier! Even -21F isn't bad, that's a good chunk of our winters. I see you're parting out the 928? I sent you a PM on Facebook....

Great looking truck, Russ!

Now that winter is here (not officially per the calendar, but per the snow flying and joking daily about how a good chunk of people in a college town/military hub just moved here and don't know how to drive even their subcompact cars in the snow, I've gotten to really wondering about this, in...

Looks great! This gave me another idea for what to put in the bed of a 923 I have a line on to move out of the college dorms.

I just might this spring. Like I said it's not something I'd keep, but it might be worth saving potentially.

Definitely, agreed with you there...or the guy could be misremembering what's in there if it hasn't moved in years.