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thanks for the tip Gimp. BTW like your new avatar.... thats you right???:D

Yup, thats the ticket. I bought a set from him, mounted up today, 2 on front and one on the back for a backup light. Not wired yet but they look good. Thanks, atankersdad!!!!

I had to spread out the mud flap supports a bit.

Truck was already green. The Black was RUSTOLEUM FLAT PROTECTIVE ENAMAL 7776 FLAT BLACK, and 214085 FLAT BROWN. Hope this helps. And, thanks for the comments, I like the way it turned out, the more it cures out the better it looks. And, it was cheap.......

It was between 50 and 55 F I think.

Those are M113 track pads..... for pushin stuff around....other trucks and such...

Put a quick Rattle Can paint job on the deuce this weekend. All in all I think it turned out pretty good. Used Rust-Oleum flat brown and flat black. Total cost less than $25.00

I didn't really like it but it looked like chumlee did.

We will be there.[thumbzup]

somehow this thread posted twice?????

Sweet.... will checkout your links

Here are a few of my old rigs when I was an MP. Our CUCV had to red lights on the grill. I don't remember it having "MILITARY POLICE" anywhere on the vehicle or even a siren. But our jeeps had an MP Placard on the front, a red light on the cowl and a God awful siren . Hope these help.

I am thinking of adding the camo to my Green deuce. Has anybody had any luck getting a close match on the Brown with rattle cans? It seems all the brands I have looked at are not a good match......

I am thinking of adding the camo to my Green deuce. Has anybody had any luck getting a close match on the Brown with rattle cans? It seems all the brands I have looked at are not a good match......

I think a congressional investigation could get to the bottom of this mystery....

yup, aluminum..... DH is your golf cart amphibious? WS I really like the setup with your towbar, where did you get that rack?

Just got done stripping everything off the M103A3 trailer. This tool box was sitting between the generators. It fits pretty good on the fender of my boys deuce. The slave cables fit perfectly, are out of the weather, and can be secured there for easy access when needed.

yeah, I received a severe tongue lashing for a similar post.........:grd:

Thanks for the link Recovery, I like the way that looks. Did you make a camper out of it?

Unloading wasn't so bad, we just backed up to the bank out in front and winched it rite off. The brakes even loosened up a bit. Now to remove the bows, push it in the garage and strip it of the dead generators......:cry: I was hoping they would be reparable, but they were stripped of too many...