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Wish I could, I will be lucky if I get a day off at all this year, still working 6 days a week.:cry:

Gee that truck looks familiar:-) I am the guy you called about the brakes on it.I was gonna lowball her on her price.You beat me out of that one, it's all good though, glad it went to someone here.I think it is a pretty solid truck, if you would trade the radio parts in that truck(antenna...

Sounds like the owner is more of a collector(Fred Sanford) instead of a seller.I have dealt with this kind before.Sometimes if you keep working it you can have success, sometimes not. If I lived close I would stop by once a week and try to wear him down, but that's just me.Don't try to...

Wow, cool truck. I sure like the bed on those trucks

Andy I will check on this one for you if you are interested.

Do you deliver 109 boxes? I will buy the pizza and beer!:smile:

This one is at a house hauling company, looks like they removed the bed and added a 5th wheel, I can see where that would be useful in that application.I bet the bed is laying around the place somewhere, it is one of those places where it looks like they have never thrown anything away. We...

Wow is this thing big, makes my deuce look like a roller skate.I am sorely tempted by this big old truck:-D How do I explain to the old lady that we either need a bigger driveway or you are gonna have to park on the street.

Most 577's were upgraded to 1068, to make them compatible with current digital systems and they finally added a diesel generator that runs off the onboard fuel supply.I think United Defence did the upgrade , the upgraded ones will probably still be in service for quite a while yet. Doubt if...

I'm not too far from Carthage MO as the crow flies, how do the boxes look on the inside? Fairly complete?

road trip+ wrecker+ trailer big enough to haul it on:-(

Sure would love to have a box off the back,

I drove one at the tail end of Desert Storm, I kind of liked it, We picked up several ex Iraqi trucks after the ceasefire.Used it for a daily driver for about a month, but had to chunk a thermite in it before we pulled out of southern Iraq in Jun of 91, kind of broke my heart.:-(

I sure am glad I live in Arkansas(no state inspection) I'd hate to have to jump thru the hoops some of you fellas have to in your home states.

I have some spare used starters, shipping would be kinda high.They are a joy to change out:sad:

I don't know joe, that looks sorta classy, kind of like a top hat for a deuce! Too classy for an Okie though!:-) Oops, forgot that I had bought one too, better check mine for fit.

Sit on them for a week or two:mrgreen: I would think sitting out in the sun would be a good thing, wrong time of year though.

when I was in the Army we used to ground hop them in the can before we put them in, no coolant, no fan.It really sucks to get one put in to find out it is a bad motor, didn't happen often but I have gotten a bad motor in a can(Bradley)

I am a letter carrier too, you sure get a lot of strange looks and questions when you park your deuce in the employee parking lot;) Pulled out 6 people on my way home from work last night,

If you are talking about fibreglass I agree, great upgrade.I got lucky as a local reserve unit wrecked their M35a3 and before they turned it in I conned them out of the the troop seats that were in the truck.