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cvenema, welcome to the forum! Here's a post on registration options in Texas: http://www.steelsoldiers.com/conversations/9593-texas-former-military-vehicle-registration.html and I'm sure your various insurance options can be found under the Search function. No CDL is required for deuce...

Sounds like you are making progress! It's too darn hot down here in Texas to get very much accomplished. aua Have fun!

Well, darn! I thought that there was some kind of brilliantly engineered lift mechanism in there. Guess I'll just have to design my own!

+1 for Cypress

I keep seeing these trailers with what appears to be a pop-up hard top. Does anyone have an interior photo showing the mechanism by which they raise and lower this top? I'm intrigued and want to build something similar on my 105.

That's a gorgeous truck! Congrats!

That's good news and good advice. One of these days I'll have to find some mud to see if it really works!

I engaged my transfer case air shift switch for the first time today (no ugly noises, yay!) and was curious as to whether it's normal for it to pop off with a pffffft when you turn it back off? I've searched the other threads on air shift transfer case operation and didn't see this question...

I tried yesterday to title and MV plate my M105a2 (without SF-97) and went 'round and 'round with them but they wouldn't budge. Gotta have the SF-97, they say. We'll see how long GL takes to get that to me, not gonna hold my breath.

1997 Pribbs Steel Co. M105a2 can be pulled by my Ranger (barely) or deuce.

Good information to have! Thanks!

I'm going to be titling/registering mine soon - what did you use as bill of sale?

Looks good so far!

That's clearly a Mark II doomaflatchie! Fits on the side of the hooziewhatsis.

That looks like way too much fun. Keep the pics coming!

Can't believe they still let people build down there right on the river. I guess after each catastrophic flood there's a fresh crop of newbys eager to build, again. Won't happen to me, no sir! We're special! Glad you got to use the deuce to help, though.

Looks like a great truck - it's got a nice stance! Looking forward to pics when you're done putting it together. By the way, welcome to the forum!

Looks like a nice day out in the countryside.

I like the magnetic tape idea! Thanks for the info!

I see in the Military Convoy Operations in CONUS TM that there are "L" shaped reflectors "12 inches long and 2 inches wide at the lower corners of the vehicle's body" for added warning to the rear during convoy moves. No mention of the color, though. Anybody know what color they are supposed...