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I have a gut feeling, that neighbor who wants vehicles off his property, would ask it be removed if it was a trailer, a boat, a MV, or a VW Beetle.

Looks like a fantastic dog pen. I would love to have one myself.

So pretty, I would hate to get that one dirty.

Hey! At least you have a roof. And I am now reworking my hood for the third time. This time I got some expert advice from the famous Zout on materials and know how and am far more confident it will be right when done. It looks good now. I'm sure it will be even better when you're done. Be sure...

There is a fellow on here every now and then who will make any dataplate. I think it was dataplates.net If he needs one to duplicate, ask him to contact me and I will send him one for ya. He might already have it on file. Not sure. I think he is the one I used to make a complete M35A2 dataplate...

Not that I know of, yet, but if you contact peashooter, he can probably make up a batch of em. He made me some nice adapters for my 395s to fit on a deuce, from ten bolt to six bolt.

Needs to talk to a surveyor. I suspect this is more about a land grab then it is about military vehicles. Truth is, law says if you live on a property, and put a clothesline across the neighbors yard adjoining yours, you can make a claim on that property where your "improvement" is after a...

Beautiful!

HQ BG For Headquarters Brigade maybe. I don't know. Just a WAG.

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The 5 pin connectors are for three phase power. With most Air Conditioners, you use pins A, B, C, and E. Neutral is not used, so you want to be sure to use an earth ground. ' Find the tech manual for your own personal air conditioner and be sure of the specific wiring requirements. Trust no one...

Start with your neighborhood protective covenants. That could well be your biggest nightmare. And remember, if you ask the question, you might not want to hear the answer.

The M35A2 had over 300,000 made and are located in over 30 countries, where, for the most part, they are still in use today. They probably will be used for another 30 years. Parts are not going to be hard to come by, but you might have to order some specialty parts from Vietnam or Brazil 20...

Just buy a M101A1 trailer with them. I did that, put my Superlugs on my M-37, took off the 9X16NDTs and put those back on the M101A1. For the price of a M101A1, you come out ahead, provided the tires are 90% or so. Mine were, ride like a champ. Best M101 ride ever. Be sure to keep an eye in the...

I agree about the brakes. Unfortunately, with all the projects and buying and selling this MV stuff of interest, I don't always have all the money to do all the things I want, so I was doing the brakes piecemeal, kinda fix what is broke type of thing. And now, with my Veterans MV display down...

I've recently seen a MEP016 advertised on Craigslist as a MEP02. Not sure where these designations come from, but he is obviously meaning a MEP016 with a pull start. Not sure if he means a A, B, C, or D. I suspect he is one a smart phone and has fat fingers punching in the text too, rather then...

Nothing unusual about that. I had one that did the same thing. It becomes second hand after a while. It most often occurs when cold and is condensation, or moisture burning off. It always clears up after a short warm up period where it will burn off. I just got my second MEP-002 running...

You can reduce the length for shipping several feet by raising the front landing leg on the M105 and tucking the A-Frame under the deuce for transport as well.

Welcome, and if I miss ya, welcome home when you get there. Really nice places you mention. The Florida Keys are my favorite of all the world, mostly, because it is still US, and we have the best hospitals, which is important when you hit 60. Anyway, a few more comments on your comments. The...

That right there is a picture for a lifetime. Blow it up, crop it, and hang it in your study or mancave. You will appreciate it even more over time, especially, well after you have to let the truck go. It is worthy! Congratulations! Just out of curiosity, what did you say it cost to have that...