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As much as I enjoy my M109 as a truck, that box WOULD make a neat cabin! Welcome aboard SS and welcome to the Central Texas Deuce owners club! Lets see some photos of your singled "M109" before you pull the box off!

And: the black star is the National Symbol, all US Army vehicles and trailers have that if they are painted properly. It is NOT an indication that a General used the vehicle...

Missing the lifting shackles, grill guard, bridge plate, pintle hook and trailer socket. The grill looks like it is either a modified K5 Civilian version or someone glued a chromed civi emblem on it, and added a chrome civi rear window crank. Other than the missing parts it looks good! What does...

Nope, none of us. As far as I know our total M1009 roster in Lone Star is as follows: Sarge 1x, Rory 2x, Clint 2x, Me 1x, Charles 1x (tan), Andy 1x (residue) and you. Mark has a tan M1010, I am on the prowl for a M1008 and Red has a M887 (or M888, have not seen it), that is all the CUCV at the...

We had four at the Lakeway Independence parade, what a sight! The M1009 is the only realistic choice for a daily driver MV and a great vehicle all around, I love mine. The "jeep club" is still the "jeep club", but the "jeep" has changed, it's now a M1009!

Welcome aboard, we can always use another Deuce in the "jeep" club!

T when did you join the M1009 club? That makes 8 in Lone Star MVPA that I know of!

Loose stitching, my M101 and M105 tops do that, some day I will take them to a boat top man I know of and have him put a stop to it, some day...

I normally am not in favor of civilian conversions of military equipment, but THAT is going to look very nice behind a Power Wagon!

I will be there along with Reloader64 and M813RC, lookin and buyin! I wanted to drive my M1009 up there but 700 miles (one way) and no AC made me weenie out!

All trailers in Texas have to have plates and a yearly tax paid to operate them on the road, trailers with a GVW of 4000lb or more also have to be titled. Some of the rare exceptions would include farm use or former military trailers used for educational purposes. Mr McGrogan did not want any...

When I registered my M1009 the lady at the tax assessor's office balked at the VIN so I told her that it was parked right outside if she wanted to see it for herself. She looked out the window, contemplated the fact that it was 105 outside that day, and decided to go with what she had!

YES, the pink wire is essential! Which sensor?

Man that little Japanese T-73 is sweet, and a junkyard rescue to boot, GOOD JOB!

Mine has #1251 bulbs. From the www: "#1251 MINIATURE BULB BA15S BASE - 28 Volt 0.23 Amp G6 Single Contact Bayonet (Ba15S) Base, 3.0 MSCP, C-6 Series Filament Design. 2,000 Average Rated Hours, 1.44" Maximum Overall Length."

Back left side? That holder is for convoy flags, Old Glory's place is at the right front of a vehicle per US Flag Code. The leading edge of a moving vehicle and the first thing you see when the vehicle passes, think of it as the flag flying in front of the vehicle instead of the vehicle flying...

Depends on what part of "Hooks" it's in. It appears that "Hooks" comprises of several lots, Hooks proper, Lone Star Ammunition Depot and a yard my M105A3 was in that was completely unmanned and remote from the others with no visible security other than a locked chain link gate. The GL staff did...

That happened at Ft.Sam Houston, San Antonio Texas. That lot is fairly secure, My two Deuces from there were completely devoid of goodies but I have no idea if there was EVER anything in them to begin with. My M1009 at Tinker lost the fire bottle and spare tire between photographing and...

1966 Johnson Furnace Co. M416, 1/4t off road capacity, used by the 49th Armored in Brownwood Texas, commonly towed behind the "Jeeps" (M38A1, M151 series) it's the only trailer authorized by the Army to be towed behind a M1009, that's what I use it for, the civvy 4x4 crowd loves them because you...

M105A3, UNK manufacture date (2007 rebuild), did time in Quatar according to the log book, 2.5t capacity off road w/surge brakes so it can be pulled behind anything with the capacity (I use a Deuce).