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Can't argue with that.

I'm less than an hour from Boone, NC. Does that count?

Anyone in this thread still active? I'm in the Tri-cities too. Picked up a couple deuces last June. Would like to see some local green.

There's a real nice compact one sitting in a marina lot a couple towns over from me. I'll have to stop in and inquire some time.

Here's a photo of the remote valve on my m109. I'll see if I have pics of the dash.

One thing I would add to this, or maybe I shouldn't since it may confuse a first timer... but: Always tin your soldering iron. Basically, clean the tip of your iron, then apply a small amount of solder to the tip. Not enough to make a blob, just enough to smoothly cover the tip. This will...

Wow. You got a great price on that. Makes me wonder how much could be made flipping one of them. Good luck with the rest of your trip!!!

Measuring your intake temps?

"bikeman" http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?149710-2016-VIN-INFO-Thread-Please-Read

M35 Deuce and a Half: You must be over 6'3 to climb in, and under 5'9 to drive.

Anything new here? Love the project, but I see you haven't been on the boards much lately.

One of these little beauties looks like a proper scale slide in camper. http://cdn.doityourselfrv.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/small-fifth-wheel-trailer-quantum-3.jpg

The ones that aren't rarer than hens teeth.

Mine are a little dinged up, but very much intact and functional. I can see how they might get wiped out though.

I like this idea. Not far from my house is the shortest 5th wheel camper I've ever seen. Can't be more than 15' overall. Should fit nicely on even a deuce. I was thinking it would be fun to stick (backwards) on a large pontoon boat. Instant house boat.

That was brought up in the Reddit thread where I found that photo. My father always told me those GM campers were sweet, but never why. It was nice to see the why.

Nah, they go better with Toronados! http://clunkbucket.com/wp-content/uploads/toronadoairstream.jpg

28.8 is as high as you would want to go. Even that is slightly over charging per prestolite.

My parent's had a Trail Manor camper back in the 90's. That thing was REALLY cool. Way better than a tent or the new style "hybrid" campers. Really idea for this type of job and very light. We towed ours with a minivan!

Per the diagram in the sticky, its wire 79. 654 goes to the fuse under the cover.