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Beach shot = wicked!

That is an amazing story. What a small world!

Thanks for posting the fantastic pics and the interesting story. Neato!

Welcome to the site yarry and congrats on your M109. As multiple posters said, there are already multiple threads on the topic of deuce tools out in the forum. Here are a few: http://www.steelsoldiers.com/deuce/38633-mandatory-deuce-tools.html...

There are plenty of "correct" Jeeps that don't look that nice.

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Dude. We LOVED our M38A1. It was so awesome. I would have driven it every day as a daily driver IF I could have afforded the $1K for the overdrive kit. With the 5.38 gears, you are pretty limited in terms of cruising speed. But, they get great mileage, they are super easy to get in and out...

No! We want it all done NOW! ZOMG!!!!!!11111111 NOW NOW NOW NOW NOW NOW!!!! And the most we'll pay is $300.

There literally half a dozen threads which very thoroughly list the pros and cons of each model and many members who owned each (and several who own both) commented on the threads. I would start your search with a phrase of something like "A2 vs. A3" or "M35A2 AND M35A3 AND versus" or something...

Most of our gauges actually say "IGN" on the side of the gauge for the #27 circuit

I like your project but I LOVE the fact that you used an ultra wide angle lens (fisheye) to shoot the interior and the floors are awesome.

Wanna see how well remote hosting works? http://www.g503.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=22&t=87930

No, I am North of Atlanta, near Athens, Ga., but C&C Equipment, which is owned by a nice fella named Clinton is in Indiana. :beer:

HA! And that's 4 miles from my house.

That's a Mopar big block.

I'd bet this is it. Get someone to drive it slowly while you walk beside the rear tandems. You should hear it and recognize it.

That was a fun day. What an AWESOME videographer! What skills! Amazing camera work........8-) You can also hear ss member rdixiemiller in the background. Dave (USAF power wagon dude) was with us too. http://www.steelsoldiers.com/5-ton-up/9012-m123e2-recovery-trip.html

Welcome to the site. As you've found, there is an amazing amount of data here. It's a good idea to just start on page 1 of the deuce forum and start working your way forward. After about 500 threads, you'll really have a good handle on things.

You don't count, Maccus. Heck, where you live, you only get Sun service 6 months out of the year!