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Got by Bobber from a private seller in Middletown for $5,500. That's a steal now a days and I just bought it in Nov! Got my nice 395's from Kenny at Kublos. I think if I get another I will see what he has first..

I think they all wobble to a certain extent, my drivers side window is a little difficult to get up at times but the passenger one is better. I would like to get less wobble myself when they are up.

While you are at it check the rear sliding window, Mine was all gummed up with junk and the weep holes to let the water out were clogged. That could cause it to drip inside too.

I was debating on looking for a "vent visor" that I could manipulate to fit on the top of the cab just above the window to divert the water away from getting in. One thing I did notice was that water was getting in around the seams in the back of the cab where it joins the bottom of the cab and...

Can't wait to see it!! Flat Black.. Nice good taste! :o

I sometimes get some soot at the top as well. Usually if I forget to put the coffee can on top of the stack. Then water gets in, as you start to warm up the exhaust the water turns to steam and mixes with the exhaust gases and creates a soot that sticks to the of the truck or around the exhaust...

Go for the Deuce, you can put in a slightly smaller 18" steering wheel instead of the 20" but you may need a bit more arm power. In the hills of CT and NY you may not get up to 55mph all the time depending on the grade. I can tell you this however, it's never been more fun going slow.. PS...

Well when I first bought mine this past Nov it sat for a while because I had a few bad brake lines, then had to re-build the air pack and then the M/C.. So it happens, now I have two ripped CV boots in the front which I will replace tomorrow. Dude really WMO without filtering it first? Now you...

That's awesome you got it!! And for 3,500 I think you got a great deal, It's my belief that in 5+ years from now with how you plan on maintaining it you could get double that for it.. Then again you'll be putting a bunch of $$ into it. But you won't find another truck that will pay you back...

Really cool, that would look great in front of my new exhaust stack!

Nice score! With a nice box on the back like that and wanting to use it as a camper I would not bob it. Best of luck with it!

I just did the same muffler on my stack, however mine is a NON turbo so I needed some reducer pipes. Here are some pics of mine. The cab is definitely more quiet than before. Thanks for the idea Sewerzuk!

Sweet, best of luck with the recovery, I'll PM you my number so you have it incase you run into any issues.. Hopefully it will be a smooth trip, look like you'll have good weather!

I'm just subscribing to this so I know what to look for when my batteries go.. Not even sure what I have but she starts up quick!:beer:

Yeah great looking trucks, both of them. I do like John's long bobbed look though, If I got another I would want the longer look.. still like the A2 front end's a bit better but these trucks look great! :beer:

So did you get the truck yet?.. Sorry I am wanting to come by and check it out.. I'll bring my deuce..:beer:

This should be interesting but looking forward to the pics right side up.. I got a crink in my neck!:beer:

From what I have heard the trick is finding someone who will mount them. I bought mine mounted already on the rims.. Good luck with it and post pics when you got them on the truck!:beer:

That's a great one.. Thanks for sharing.. Cheers!

Well I didn't use the deuce, but put my M105 trailer to work picking up a 275 gallon heating oil tank. Also had about 85 gallons of good heating oil in it! That went right into the tank at home. That's about $300 of heating oil for Free! And now I have a nice big tank for my WMO too!