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You can also check Sprue Bros models on the net. They carry many of the available military models, conversion kits (like the Real Model gun truck conversion kits) and accessories.

For Comvec, that would be a welcome change!! I have a buddy in England who is building a model M54 and I'd like to take some detail photos to answer some of his questions. Guess they don't have many M54's over there....

The other thing I found was that after you set the 160x160 in Photoshop, use "save for web" as it will strip off the EXIF data that is attached to the photo. Not doing that will increase the file size, not by much for most uses, but a few kb extra makes a big difference with avatars.

Does any side exeed the 160 pixel max?

If it was not disclosed in the GL ad that the sale would be "not for highway use" I'd be back in GL's face with it. Just know that the end result of that might be you'd have no truck, but might get your money back. Otherwise, one of the previous suggestions should suffice.

COMVEC Annual MV Show Updated Report Coming June 11, 2011 to the Chester, CT Fairgrounds. COMVEC - Connecticut Military Vehicle Collectors Hoping for better weather than the last few years (means no rain this year, please!) Anyone plan on bringing a M54??

Add to the list above of potential issues, wiring harness/electrical issues, brake cylinders/lines, axle seals, etc. Low mileage isn't always a good thing, and you say is has some rust, where? Rust on the cowl can be a deal-killer as you have to either patch it or find a donor vehicle and a...

They used to have a sizable collection of aeroplanes, cars and motorcycles. I can't say what they have currently as there was some politics and a lot of the collection disappeared. I hope this is another Baker, but IIRC, Cole's Baker was the only one in the area and his was certainly...

Nice shots. There was a Baker Electric out at Old Rhinebeck Aerodrome for years. At first it was odd to see the car running around the airfield without engine noise. IIRC, it had tiller steering, like a sailboat only in reverse.

I had a great time on Sunday, enjoyed meeting Scott, Randy etc and it was good to see Ol' Bill (our own SrJeeper) again. Didn't get to much in the vendor area, but didn't have anything to spend anyway. A few photos are up: MTA 2011 Photo Gallery by baywing at pbase.com Congrats to Bill...

Nothing on any front. I have heard rumors for years that AFV Club had picked up some old molds but nothing has even hit the rumor mill at this point. It certainly is a gap that could be filled, and more so now with the growing interest in the Vietnam war.

Okay, Bill, so you don't know either! :-? Heck, you know I want to come down. I should have the car back by the weekend so the weather is the next thing.

Do we know what type yet? Heard it might be a Huey...

You can buy the book form Amazon, among other places: Amazon.com: To The Limit: An Air Cav Huey Pilot in Vietnam (9780451222183): Tom A. Johnson: Books

Good luck, I hope I can make it.

How about a shake-down run to the MTA show this year???:driver:

Start praying for a nice weather weekend. Sunny, light breeze, 60's would be nice!

I wouldn't mind helping out but I really don't think I know enough to be judging.

We have a winner!!!:jumpin: You get +10 points, actual cash value, nada[thumbzup]

Fi Dolla????? Good Lord, that's a lot o' money... 10 points for naming the TV show that came from.