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The first deuce cbvet and I bought had the heater and artic cover. The truck still has the heater, we took the artic cover off, to hot in Indiana. :beer:

Welcome to the green disease from Indiana, open your wallet if you are going to get into this world. :beer:

We had an m38-a1 ambulance we had to choke the heck out of and pump the gas pedal lots, to get the thing to start when cold. The mites would need a good choke also, but not like the ambulance. :driver:

Welcome back, you just can`t help it , there is no cure! :jumpin:

Congrats on a nice find, looks real good to me. :beer:

Congrats and welcome from Indiana! Very nice looking boys! :driver:

Great find , glad that the boss said you could keep it!:beer:

Neat old truck, try to have him give you a price and let us know to see if he is in the ball park. :beer:

Wish I lived closer! :driver:

The doors are never big enough are they, my buddie has the same problem. :beer:

Neat old piece of history and could be useful. :beer:

When cbvet and I drove our first deuce from Mn. to In. we used a lot of duct tape to plug holes and seal windows in November a few years back. :beer:

The main reason we won the war was we were able to throw more stuff at them than they could throw at us, and we were to far away to be bombed. :beer:

The above advice is good, knowing what to be careful of as far as speed ,I think that is a good deal. :beer:

Why are there no fenders on these trailers? I have tried to get an answer before and no one replied. :beer:

Welcome from Indiana! I would not buy anything without a title. Ever! :deadhorse:

You are correct, about 15 miles.

We are in Knox , about 75 miles from you. :beer:

Welcome from up north! :driver:

Congrats on a beautiful vehicle! A few blemishes give it character. :beer: