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http://www.steelsoldiers.com/members/tigerfans2-albums-my-deuce.html Insured by State Farm (new purchases are insured, so sayeth my agent when I told him about the deuce. Twice. And he said.... COOL! Twice.) There be some nice trucks in Iowa :-D

tongue in cheek :wink:

Seems the easiest solution would be to have the GL rep put the Scion on the back of the deuce with a forklift.

But then he'd need a trailer. And then he'd need some other stuff.

Air Force experimental blue cammie from a few years back? Looks ok on your truck, didn't make much sense on Airmen............:roll:

I picked up a trailer at Sill and had no problems, both gals were fine to work with.

Maybe I'll see you up there.

And MWMULES let me drive his M109 last Sunday morning, folks on here are good people :!:

You dog :-D Our old next door neighbors at Elemdorf live up the road from you in Nikiski. We're going to road trip up to see them after I retire but ..... not in a deuce.

I plan on copying what I put down the first two times for trailers, "parades and general light hauling", and add in "and Sunday P.M. drives with my wife". Hope that doesn't kill the deal :-)

The first picture is an $1100.00 deuce from Camp Dodge. The 2nd is a $3015.oo deuce from the same auction.

Several at Norman, Ok slated for FMS.

beat me to it :grin:

Sure....... say that now.......... :-D

Me too... actually that's how many I need, two.

Does anyone know the thread size/pitch of the schrader valve on the M101A1 tire tube? I went out and bought a new 12 volt tire inflator at Sams just for last week's recovery at Norman and the inflator I bought screws on the valve. Only the valve on the trailer is just enough larger that it won't...

Now I see this :| I just spent Fri. - Sun. A.M. in Joplin at the mother-in-law's, would much rather have been out looking at yet another trailer :wink:

You can see the wheels turning....... "this is going to be MY truck some day soon" :-)

What's the penalty for impersonating a federal Civil Service or civilian contractor? Both types drive military vehicles on a regular basis.