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When I went with the larger tires, I became quite the tire changing elf. Yes, 100% caution AT ALL TIMES!

The wheels are the old color matched tan. They're getting painted today along woth thr pioneer tools, and a little something something is being added today too...

The green is a little bright, I couldn't quite nail the green I wanted, bit I think it looks good.... almost like a truck from the old "Toy soldiers" kits we got as kids, where everything was that same green.. 😁🙄

I did! And I'm not completely done yet, still have some to add, but I was 10 hours into the day and losing light..... Today I'm going to attempt the rank mask...

Touched up the paint today...

So, today I woke up and decided to repaint the old girl.... more apropos to her heritage...

Yup. 1967.

I'll have to check when I get home

Would these theoretically fit an M715?

I did the bed and floor of my M715 with roll on rhino liner... Zero complaints.

😁😆😅 The bit really is good for breaking loose dirt, paint, rust etc. You'll also find out where your metal is rotted, if it is.

I would hit it with the concrete bit, use a scraper or something to get rid of the flake paint/rust, spray on the rust treatment, prime those areas with self etching primer (Autozone, 12.00/can) then spray.

Also, I can't speak for the Behr, but the Sherwin-Williams hold up outstandingly well with mud and pressure washing.

It's water based, so easy prep/clean. I pressure wash my truck with a concrete bit the first time to blast any loose stuff off ,that REALLY worked on my M715: Then, depending on if the primer/paint is still there (as it was on the M715) I will spray it with an airless sprayer from Lowes. No...

I used Sherwin-Williams weathershield on mine and it's lasted 2+ years through lots of mud, sand and pressure washing.

Believe it or not, when my 5 ton was desert tan, I took a chip to Lowes and had them color match it, then used house paint to touch up areas needing it, and it all blended perfectly.

Thank you both!

All- A FB friend sent me some found pics and was trying to figure out the Era. They are definitely Marine Corps pics, and if I had to guess, I would say from Korea in the 50s. Here's an old deuce, but for the life of me I cannot figure out which one, so I thought I'd throw it out. And...

Yeah, the trailer was ok, but the house we rented had a "no trailer on the property" rule, so it was just easier.

I have a complete rebuild thread HERE, in the mean time, I've decided to change her registration from a regular vehicle to Historic Military Vehicle, so in accordance with Louisiana law, "Dirty Gerty" had to come off of the hood, to be replaced by her VIN: Of course, now my brain is...