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Make sure to make a link back to here with the new build thread. This build is by far my favorite on the site. We need Pictures!!!!!

Got the idea here but I liked it. I would buy a stainless steal rolling prep table for a commercial kitchen add two gas burners and a small sink in the top. Build a fold up/down SS lid for the whole thing and mount the fuel bottles and a small clean water tank on the cart and have a 5 gal...

I haven't forgotten about you bud. Mother-in-law came for a visit. Didn't have time to get to the junk yard.

I'm converting a set of tail lights and am trying a upgrade mentioned here. Using some silver gloss or metallic paint on the inside of the rear housing to increase the brightness of the tail lights as well as using lens restorer on both the external and internal sides of the lenses.

Of the brothers Walker Blacky is my favorite, I've been watching for a while now on this I really can't wait to see this beast roll. Good luck closing out before the winter sets in.

Darwin T http://www.steelsoldiers.com/deuce-modification-hot-rodding/76024-my-m109a3-going-100-led-4.html Complete write up describing converting M190a4 to LED Highlight interior 5 to 6 bulbs LED Miniature 24-28 Volt AC/DC T3-1/4 BA9s Base / White: Light Bulbs Etc, Inc.

I am not a master at this, actually just starting in this wonderful hobby. So here is a Nod and a big thank you to some people who have the information and some patients. This is information to help those with their trailers. Since this is the general electrical section this thread I hope...

OK I hope this thread will help those out there fabricating using military parts. Restoration information and know how is available in multiple places. Please if you wish to contribute: Keep it short Only to specification Or techniques I hope to keep this thread relevant to specifications...

Airlift (dredging device) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia I think excavation will be required unless its sitting up right on the floor and the bottom is somehow really hard. Is a Weasel tippy, I hope it landed on its tracks. I would think its CG is really low. Can't wait for the prospect...

I think staging it at least once would be the best bet. Lift to free from mud. Then land it in the water at a depth you can seriously work on cleaning debris and mud out. Look up air lift suction dredges they will be your friends. That and make sure, REAL DA*( sure you will be comfortable in...

Beast one thing you may want to find out is the condition of your tires if you win the truck. The CTIS is notorious for leaking down and the singles have a history of not taking side wall folding well. I think type of tire is also important to finding out how well they will do.

Good luck, KsM715 is completely correct. The search function here is well "F'n Fun"! I find if you open up the search window, and not use the pull down version, but the "advanced search" you will have more luck. This also will allow you to search just the 5t and up forums. Though recovery...

Hey welcome man. Get back home soon. Throw your name up here...I think we can claim you since you claim us still. http://www.steelsoldiers.com/conversations/36280-florida-member-database-map.html

It came to be by the grapevine...Seems fenders hood, bed, rear and front axle. and the engine. PM me a quick list and if I can I will get by the yard this week.

Hey guys found a junk 10 here in Gainesville, Fl. Sitting in a pull it yard. Not sure how much help that is to anyone but figured I would pass the info on. :beer:

I want to see a 40 mm can version. Side note on Ti-Wov. beer can. Have used them in the past. Good to heat up a cup of tea. Beverage-can stove - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Data plate for possible service it was sent to. Good luck very jealous.

:beer:some guys have all the fun.

Looking good. One sheet metal tool that will help is going to be a shrink/strecher. Useful to say the least. FREE SHIPPING — Woodward-Fab Shrinker/Stretcher, Model# WFSS10 | Slip Rollers | Northern Tool + Equipment Harbor cheap has a few also. :beer:

I've started playing with an electric golf cart lately. The reason I bring that up is the main opinion is that batteries under constant charge and discharge will last the longest. Seems the chemistry benefits from cycling. The short explanation is that the sulfide percipitate is not allowed to...