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holy crap! :shock:

I'm running grabbers on my 1009.....

I didn't love the wranglers on my Expedition. My 1009 came with pretty new Generals,

Search is your friend http://www.steelsoldiers.com/cucv/87827-m1009-tire-size-question.html should answer your size question. If you really plan to be used daily on and off road, you may want to look at something a little more aggressive, tread wise. I have ltxat2's on my civvy yukon denali...

If you want a hand picking it up, shoot me a call or PM. You know you want it :P if you don't have the space, sell me your H1!

I bet someone is looking at the IMMACULATE 5 ton . :) You're not going to get something with air brakes past the CDL rules in MA, period. It is also going to cost a fortune to keep commercial plates on it here in MA too. It was a big enough turnoff to me to stop considering it

It probably depends on how "FMV" it looks...desert tan or full camo, probably a bad idea. People need to understand that different countries are different countries, and we cannot and should not expect to apply our US freedoms (like FMV ownership) elsewhere. We should never take our freedoms...

Even with trucks, trailers, atv's, etc, my wife always knows. I swear she can smell a new vehicle.....

I am down for a visit as well....

The state fuel tax is not applied to lubricants, only to fuel. The law on the book says you pay a state tax for fuel. It's not like they want there to be less tax revenue for them to waste.

I'm trying to find an 'I have to go' event with my deuce if it had a known brake leak......:confused: sorry, can't....it's not like it's the apocalypse. FIX IT before you drive it. 2cents

I could use a wheel, and a dash pad....and a passenger side mirror, and seats...and.....

Is there an A3 version of that?

Well, I can say if you drive the deuce long enough, my CTIS DOES air up to 45 PSI. It was helpful to purge my air tanks and service the dryer..... Dang LF tire still leaks......

Can anyone point me in the direction of where those pieces could be had....and if they would work for an aftermarket WARN 18k 24v winch? This one -> Warn Industries - Military and Severe Duty Winches: Severe Duty 18

Where is the location and dates under consideration? I'd like to come up for one....

all I can say is....a whole lotta wheel bearing repacking after that little swim. The pucker factor is way too high for me to put my A3 in water that deep unless I **really** (and I mean REALLY) needed to. Amazing stuff though.....

I think the bees that survive will come back, unless you get the queen. and I don't think they'll be happy either.

1) Because they pay a token of respect for the men and women who served and used them. 2) Because they are awesomely cool 3) Because my son will have memories of the 400 mile recovery drive home after we flew down to Meade to pick it up 4) Because my 1009 reminds me of the civy one I had when I...

They wouldn't be on my property long either.