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Gee, looks a lot like this one.............

See ya in the AM.

Any idea of an ETA down my way?

Going to be able to drop off two down here??

As of yesterday, I now have a nearly new 5-ton woodland cargo cover set, fiberglas uprights and metal bows.

Don't worry WM, he, or one of his kin, has been busy down here in FL.

Got some A-3 parts, assorted tires, deuce and 5-ton parts. I can bring whatever will fit in the back of my Avalanche. PM or email requests.

Phil, I'll take 2 on your way back through. I-75, exit 224. Thanx, Pete. 941-650-2525.

My neck has a crick in it...:sad:

I usually find it easier to paint my trucks right side up........jus sayin' :-D

Maybe they are still lost in the caves.............

shameless bump....

Sorry Commander Z, you still got some catchin' up to do.....

Hoipefully this works...

You can also use a big block or standard truck brake drum to hold the rim up. Couple pops with a sledge and the tire will drop off. If my computer starts to work properly later, I can post some pics.

Please join the Devil Dog himself (John Lendell) for another fun-filled weekend of Military Vehicle displays, Military collectible/antique sales, and story-swapping. Show runs Friday, March 7th and Saturday March 8th; Rain or Shine. Location: Gunn Hwy Flea Market, 2317 Gunn Hwy, Odessa, FL...

Rick, trying to visualize what you will look like in a tight pink t-shirt............

NO sir! Never used SW paint. I use Rapco and Mobile Paints. Not to undermine the "commander", but would suggest using rattle can bed liner paint on the frame, etc. Has a tougher finish and much easier to wash off and still has the dull finish.

Hey Swiss...you trying to make your truck as good-looking as this one???

Will do..