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My Dad loved my M1009 CUCV TNARNG #04
VERY NICE!! Thank you for sharing!! My sincere condolences for your loss..................... Nice TRK!! Kewler pics of your Pops!- marchplumber
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- Forum: In Memory
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My new hobby: Wood military vehicles
Putting anything underneath to prevent ground moisture from rising up? What ventilation are you planning on? Or do you have a more permanent structure in mind for storage in your future? That is DEFINITELY a LOT of stacking........... Gonna bind bundles together like Tim said to prevent...- marchplumber
- Post #729
- Forum: Models & Scale Replica's
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My new hobby: Wood military vehicles
Thats a LOT of projects! Congrats- marchplumber
- Post #722
- Forum: Models & Scale Replica's
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Newish Member, St louis MO
Welcome back aboard!!! Congrats on your FMV!!- marchplumber
- Post #4
- Forum: Requirements For New Members
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My new hobby: Wood military vehicles
Its for when he builds the Missouri or the Bismark......- marchplumber
- Post #719
- Forum: Models & Scale Replica's
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My new hobby: Wood military vehicles
Well done! Sir- marchplumber
- Post #706
- Forum: Models & Scale Replica's
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XM708 refurb
PLEASE take care of yourself!! Won't be done in a DAY, didn't get there yesterday, and would like ya around TOMORROW!! Health and safety, SIr!- marchplumber
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- Forum: M37
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My new hobby: Wood military vehicles
High or low quality, once encased in epoxy, its sealed....ive seen countertops made of similar.....eye catching, but don't know if id want it forever....good kuck with the boards- marchplumber
- Post #704
- Forum: Models & Scale Replica's
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My new hobby: Wood military vehicles
Two 2" inch layer of that, some epoxy and you have an AMAZING table with a story to tell!- marchplumber
- Post #702
- Forum: Models & Scale Replica's
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My new hobby: Wood military vehicles
THAT is a LOT of stacking!! Wow- marchplumber
- Post #701
- Forum: Models & Scale Replica's
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Just won/purchased my first HMMWV (M1097R1) - transport/freight advice
I was just going to suggest ya! I'll be darn....- marchplumber
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- Forum: Transportation Needs
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My wartime friend
Hope you have MANY years of enjoyment with her!! Looks VERY nice!! CONGRATS!!- marchplumber
- Post #39
- Forum: CUCV Hot Rodding and Modification
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My new hobby: Wood military vehicles
That Foreman is a Helluva task master!!! Glad he isn't working ya quadruple time!!!- marchplumber
- Post #694
- Forum: Models & Scale Replica's
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My new hobby: Wood military vehicles
Nice big bonfire would speed things along, but imagine that isn't allowed somehow!! NICE stack!!- marchplumber
- Post #691
- Forum: Models & Scale Replica's
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New Member from Indiana
Welcome aboard! Glad to have ya along! Tons of info and great people here.....ask away....most are very friendly and supportive.....TMs are your friends!! Quite a few CUCV people here. Enjoy the site.....premium members get extra benefits too......cheap for extra access.....helps the site...- marchplumber
- Post #3
- Forum: Requirements For New Members
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My new hobby: Wood military vehicles
Not gone, but certainly "going away".....glad ya enjoy the effort and it isnt hurtin ya anymore!- marchplumber
- Post #689
- Forum: Models & Scale Replica's
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My wartime friend
Of course everybody comes across an emergency situation.....- marchplumber
- Post #36
- Forum: CUCV Hot Rodding and Modification
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My wartime friend
Guess you have yet another "helper".....- marchplumber
- Post #34
- Forum: CUCV Hot Rodding and Modification
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My wartime friend
See? A member reached out to help!!!! Its what people do here.....my help was just on a different avenue...LOL.... self-sufficiency- marchplumber
- Post #31
- Forum: CUCV Hot Rodding and Modification