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What happened to the fourms that allowed sales from other locations than GL to be posted? ebay, craigs list, etc.. anyway, will post this here and hope won't raise the ire of the mods.. 1953 dodge m43 ambulance. All original. Very little rust, very complete has PTO winch. Just registered, have...

Does GA require that all tread be covered by fenders? ...so if your tires stick out several inches from the body, would you have to add fender flare extensions? Mike not related http://www.maginternational.org/ *****

for those of you unaware of Clifford Research along with a few others: Clifford Performance :: Make 6 = 8 Langdon's Stovebolt Six Banger Parts High Performance Six Cylinder Engine Parts & Speedshop and maybe these books: Amazon.com: How to Hop up Chevrolet & GMC Engines (9781931128070)...

time for lights and cameras for surveilance..maybe a few late nights.. Need to record all info re: the whiners..vehicle types, descriptions, etc.. maybe you can capture them in the act ! Keep the local PD apprized of all happenings and request extra patrols die to the 'escalating threats of...

looks like the PACCAR XM977..a variation or later model maybe? Mike

found this in Crismon's book.. Hope the new owner willl keep us in the loop re: his/her plaqns and resto on it..I really like this rig :) Mike

CrownJ: check GL's map.. Government Surplus Location at Richmond, VA Chippenham Pkwy is highway 150.. shows on that map also.. Mike

here's a quick article w/ news vid: Bankruptcy Strands Truckers - 12/23/09 - Fresno News - abc30.com Mike

maybe this has already been voiced but aren't 'UPS Stores' a franchise of UPS in general? Seems when I have gone to the UPS Store at the local strip mall, their rate was quite a bit higher than going to the '...regular..' UPS location where the big trucks come and go..may not be as convenient...

hope it went to a person interested in PACCAR history and will restore it.. a real beauty and rare to boot.. Mike

here's some info: 2 pages Figure 128. Trailer, flatbed: 10-ton, M345. (1 of 2) http://www.steelsoldiers.com/trailers/24739-m345-10-ton-trailer.html M-345 Notes: This is a flatbed trailer designed for carrying large, bulk, palletized, or containerized cargoes. The M-345 has four wheels units...

why not just another forum here..? another facet of the MV hobby.. there are already several web pages out there..why not a topic dedicated to Military Fire trucks here? Neil, In the mean time, here's 20 pages: http://www.steelsoldiers.com/cckw/10371-military-fire-trucks.html the links message...

I see alot of folks blowing smoke on this forum..all I'm saying is that its a simple fix to show concern for others... Mike “Even as wisdom often comes from the mouths of babes, so does it often come from the mouths of old people. The golden rule is to test everything in the light of reason...

I almost said that at the end of my reply "...unless you want to blow your smoke into a families window and make a great impression for the hobby.." Mike

my only suggestion would be a down spout and a slightly shorter pipe so as not to blow straight out into traffic.. Mike

or maybe a 4BT.. if not, heard of this company? Clifford Performance: Jeep & AMC Cars jeep info: Clifford Performance :: Make 6 = 8 Mike

MODS, is there only so many 'buttons' that can be used on that bar? can't add one more? Mike

unknown if this specific info exists on the Mil Fire Truck link page of the forum, but might try there.. I have also put this thread link there for future reference.. http://www.steelsoldiers.com/cckw/10371-military-fire-trucks-5.html message #42 is the links grouping.. I continue to add links...

I don't see the problem of leaving it where it is..All you have to do is look around to find the classifieds.. If not, how about adding the word 'classifieds' to the menu bar along side the word 'resources' instead..If I want to look for something thats for sale, I go to the classifieds..No need...

just a quick question..did the US sign the international treaty that recognizes a specific boundary line for international waters. Like 12 miles or 50 miles or ? We hear the term all the time of being in 'international Waters' but am curious if anyone here has an interest in International...