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ahhhhh... Mike

thanks for the recommendations Gents, Looks like I might have to open up the time period a little.. Mike I stand corrected WW..guess I was doing the 'isolated from the rest of the world American thing'.. sorry about that.. 1 Sept 1939 when Germany invaded Poland...

Jeremy, Rob Gray's first truck, WORT 1, was larger. Here's his diaries on that truck. Frame twist seems to start around diary 9 Rob Gray :: graynomad :: wothahellizat :: wot1 :: diaries Mike

yes, tracklayer content...sorry to mislead you but sometimes my wife reads these and I didn't want to give away a Christmas present for her when posting alerts hit my email in-basket.. Tank girl that she is.. Need a recommendation as to the best WW2 tank ID book. Pic's and spec's would be...

Will you be considering the Unicat Raising roof design? Here's a bunch more unicats: unicat - Google Search re: frame twist/flex, are you familiar with Rob Gray and his 'Worts'? Here's his construction diary for WORT 2...

old thread but had put your question on another forum and, just by chance was over there and found that someone had put up some info...(no auto notify that any new replys came in.. :( ) hope it helps and still useful.. my question: can anyone advise what model/type of axles were under the...

Owl's Head is in Maine.. Welcome to the Owls Head Transportation Museum, Celebrating Transportation History for over 34 Years Mike

2/2 Mike

here's a few pic's I took.. Went on Saturday, 10 Dec 2011, Richmond, CA 1/2 Mike

Barron, by chance did you document your camper box and truck build up? Would be nice to it how it was done, step by step.. Great looking, new-school, rig.. Mike

going tomorrow.. Saw and toured the Missouri in SF, 20 plus years ago.. Cool.. Thanks for the initial heads up Major A, just glad I was coming down for that weekend.. works out great

12 page article in Army Motors #137 Fall 2011 issue on G-744 Wrecker Development.. info only, Mike

not worried at all, just wondering about the newest ones available.. I drove A2's when in the AF back in the early '70's..oh, and not a fan of the A3's.. sorry guys.. Mike

Did the Air Force utilize M36's that were w/in the 87-89 contract era ? Who has the most recent M36 if not AF.. trying to determin what years I should look for...eventually... Mike

I noticed in the TM section that there were no TM's for the M715 and its variants.. Until someone posts some on SS, try the M715zone and this link.. M715 Zone if not a member, you will have to register to view them.. Mike

tough job you have Chris..I'm afraid people will continue to do what they want but it will just get more subtle...and therefore harder to judge deletion actions by the mods..but maybe not..just maybe people might adhere to the forum regs...Someone mentioned way back, that religious references...

I would think that, if the 'sail' is not permanent, portable and easily removed (temporary) you should be OK with it. Is there a HOA where you live? May be some concerns there. Although your reading of the city codes indicate no violations, may want to check with the code guys in person to get...

going through some old stuff, found this mag from Oct '97.. Thought I'd post it before it gets recycled.. Mike

If you aren't already aware of the tread on Mil Fire trucks, 30 plus pages of various configurations..here's the link.. http://www.steelsoldiers.com/cckw/10371-military-fire-trucks.html Mike

I suppose you have already done a general google search.. Chevrolet G7105 1.5-Ton Panel K51 G7116 - Yahoo! Search Results Mike