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Nice ride, go have some fun! :driver:

RE: Re: RE: Deuce ownership? What I have noticed is the guys that love driving the deuce usually don't mind working on her. Remember the truck was vintage when you got it so it will need alittle attention. But for a deuce a little goes a long way.

JT, Sorry to hear about Ross. Loosing a good friend is very difficult. Now get off your butt and post the pics of your cross-country journey or I'm gona burn you with the "This thread is useless without pics " icon.!!

Man you did a great job on that REO! Thanks for the great pics.

Great job on that trailer and Welcome Aboard.

Good looking truck David, keep us posted on how the camper work is going.

Another vote for Rotella

Looks like fun for sure.

Bill, Whenever my wife complains about my OD fever I plan on referring her to this thread! Great job and nice looking trucks. Seven or I mean Eight is a good number when it comes to owning deuces.

I used rustbullet on deuce hardtop and have had a real good result. Water had been sitting in some spots on the hardtop so I wanted to rust proof as good as I could. I used CARC paint over it with no issues.

Bjorn, Your crane truck is really looking good! [thumbzup]

That maybe even better than average for a gasser. When I get my gasser all redone I know that if it needs to travel very far its gona get towed.

If you want to shuttle it to N.E. Nebraska you can leave it at my place till he comes to get it or someone else drives it the next leg.

RE: Inspection report (Good, the bad, the ugly) Sounds like a good truck. Probably has the sprague transfer so the front axle will engage automatically if its still working. Glad you got the truck. Good luck on the recovery.

That looks like the way to go. Thanks for the pics. In pic 13 it looks like you got yourself the little brass fitting for the brake master cylinder? I have found it is a good idea to keep an extra one of those around.

Got the first one (gasser) in 1984. I've owned it longer than just about anything else I have.

Nice looking set up. Congrats on the journey.

Nice catch Aaron. :driver:

I'm agree-in. Love the deuce but not as a daily driver. 65+ mph ? Not even down a large hill with a tail wind.

RE: You Great job and good looking truck!