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Welcome to the green disease!

Offer him $4000 and see if you can work with him., good luck! :driver:

I have used a bottle jack to jack them out ,using 2x4`s to get even stress points not to damage anything. Using two people sure works better.

I like the horse also! :deadhorse:

Welcome to the green disease from Indiana! :driver:

You can`t build to big or put in to many electrical outlets. do what you can afford and make it 50% larger.

I built a lean to on the side of my barn 20ft wide 12ft high 60 ft long for my deuce and 105. Have roof left over to cover 10 ft garage door going into barn to load firewood in and still be covered. Works good for me, but I don`t have to do any cold weather repairs there. :beer:

Not to hi-jack your thread, what is to become of the Ropkey vehicles?

Welcome to the green disease, bring your checkbook and enjoy. Once you buy your first truck there is no turning back! :driver:

cbvet and I did 900 miles in our first deuce and I thought that was a long trip, but duct tape saved us from all the rain. :driver:

George is a great guy, you can count on him for everything you need. :beer:

Welcome from Indiana! :driver:

I prefer to work outside, light is better and I love the outdoors, but I want to be comfortable. :driver:

That`s nothing, I have been known to throw my 24 inch bar chain saw.

I like the flashlight becoming a projectile, something I do way to often. :beer:

Welcome to the green disease from Indiana! :driver:

When a person sees some of the wonderful shops some of the members have, it can make a person envious. Good for the people that have the vision and money to do those things. :beer:

I can`t imagine working on a truck outside in this weather .:driver:

Frank, did you ever recover any of your stolen items , or find out woo did it?

It is a shame when people leave these old pieces of military history to rust to pieces like this old truck. :cry: