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I think I have some spare bolts if you need them. How many and I will take a look.

RE: Re: RE: towing a m1o1a1 3/4 ton trailer South River? You are right near Ziggy O. He's just over the river on Pulaski. Can't miss his house with all the mv's. Watch out for the cameras around the house. The FBI didn't like the cameras either. I think your biggest concern with towing an...

Deuce, where in NJ are you?

I've got a completely rebuilt trans and torque converter for sale. Located in Eureka, NV though. You shoud have asked sooner when I had it in NJ.

Randy, If you need someone to drive the M35, I might be able to do it. Unless I drive my civvy wagon down.

RE: M1009 Mod. Pic Nice looking truck. Not much rust? I have a Code 3 MX7000 light bar for sale if you are interested. It's the same as Mike Maynard's but with red lenses.

List, As you may know, the MVPA Convention is being held in Portland, OR this year. It is taking place at the same time that the annual Northwest Mogfest happens. We are planning a convoy of European vehicles from Sheridan, OR (NWMF) to the MVPA Convention. Anyone who wants to participate in...

I've run home brew bio in my M1009 several times. I don't put in more than 50% though. Never had a problem except when it got colder. My fuel filters will clog easily because it gels faster than diesel fuel.

Dave, I did some research. Pretty cool vehicles. I wouldn't mind having one also.

I stopped at the GL tent at Aberdeen last year. They were auctioning off a truck or something. Very nice people and very helpful. Welcome to the site!

This looks a lot like a Mighty Mite: http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1972-suzuki-LJ-20_W0QQitemZ190199439624QQihZ009QQcategoryZ80765QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

I agree with ecostruction...get an M105A2 with the updated landing leg. You won't have to lift the tongue like on the M105A1 and break your back. On the East Coast, expect to pay less than $300 for a trailer without bows. They go pretty cheap in the east. In fact, I have a friend selling one...

I saw a bunch of these when working in the Black Hills of Wyoming. Thought about snagging one but most of them had trees growing around them.

RE: So what you saying.. I've got two of the crank down wheel assemblies from and M353 which are similar to the ones on your M200. I haven't had a use for them if you are interested. I'll take photos tomorrow if so.

Where is he located? I have a 1946 Bantam for sale in Nevada. Needs some work but in good shape. I want to get an M416 instead.

I don't recall the number but my dealer said they sell a lot of them.

Redwolf, On the M1009, you don't need the rear backing bar to attach the plate since it is attached at the base of the plate on a bracket to the bumper. With the rear backer, this allows you to attach a plate to the grill like on most other MVs.

Tom, I just installed a block heater on my M1009. It's real easy if you don't accidentally push the freeze plug into the block. I used the most accessible plug which was on the passenger side. I pickd mine up at NAPA for $18. It made all the difference in the world when we had minus 10...

Aervoe paints? Hasn't Alan Haige realized the people only use Aervoe once? It's just not a good product.

Where in NJ are you?