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Prayers from Georgia for your dad. Thanks for sharing your pictures

Like they say, "just down the road a piece".

From another undisclosed location.

PaPaBear said it, and I believe...........Think 5 ton....you'll appreciate the power steering.

PaPa Bear and the Columbus, Georgia crew made it to Pigeon Forge, TN for The Gathering 7 August 09

RT 524 will need three (3) cables: CG 1773 from radio to antenna CX 4722 " " " " CX 4720 Power cable to battery

If you are on a budget, and want to get close to the color....Krylon camouflage cans at Wal Mart about $4. See their chart here: Krylon: Products: Camouflage Paint with Fusion Technology

PaPaBears half-track really needs that quad 50.

I didn't know about MILES on vehicles....thanks

Bert: Thanks for the gun truck pictures. Were you on a gun truck in the sand box?

Rear picture of the black Deuce with all the bling.

This Deuce is in Mt Morris, Michigan

She is not the one to worry about ....it's the son. He was the one shifting gears. If you look close at the pictures, he is in the middle. After the test ride he decided to take over Larry's fork lift.

Circuit Breakers come in three sizes...15A, 25A and 30 A You can find them here and see a picture of each: Click below to go to Saturn Surplus web site: Saturn Surplus

I don't own a gun. I've never owned a gun. I don't like guns, and none of my friends own guns. Oh, yeah....I voted for Obama. I have never told a lie in my life. And....I didn't see any gun in your truck.

The Great Eve of Destruction (a quad) is not the same as the truck located in the U.S. Army Transportation Museum at Ft Eustis, VA. Three more pictures of the Bounty Hunter. UglyRanger

I like it, especially the professional way you did the tongue storage, using mesh and the four tie-downs.

This photo was posted on Steel Soldiers some time ago:

The U.S. Army developed digital camouflage in the 1970s. Lieutenant Colonel Timothy R. O'Neill, a West Point professor of engineering psychology, had first noted the "digital camouflage effect." It was never adopted for use in uniforms, but was used for a camouflage pattern on armored vehicles...

Airbornebandsman pulled into the Hooch yesterday with both lights working....I was impressed. He got the complete kit from TNJ Murray...lights, poles, wiring and switch. I asked him how long he had them. He looked at his watch and said, "about an hour". I was still impressed.