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You can provide user feedback at the following address, where, incidently, I have had good sucess for improvements in the past. I prefix the header information with the title, "SCG" for "Software Change Request", and "Please forward to the webmaster", followed by the body citing (1.) the...

Get under it on the passenger side framerail near the shock with a pocketknife and scrape paint if you have to. You might find the actual year there. Don't know about the lights. Maybe its not a m35a2. Does it look like they might have been moved? The radiator cover isn't helping. Maybe someone...

Its probably a 1972 and yes it looks like a m35a2 to me.

They'll probably ask what happened to the rest of em.[thumbzup]

Whoa! That Phil is a traveling man for sure. I-95 is the last leg home, but it's a long one to S. Fl. Nice to hear all went well in SC. Wishing Phil a safe trip home. I don't know how he does all those miles in a day. He's amazing!

Phil called. He is on I-20 out of Augusta now, less than 2 hours from Mikes house. He said the truck was running fine. He has 5 tents to drop off at Mikes, and dropped off 4 here in Middle Ga. I have two at my house for pickup by two of his buyers. What a fantastic deal on some brand new in the...

Well, once again Phil the traveling OD Green Guy is happily on the road, headed for S.C. He left about an hour ago and should be OK as he was going to call right about now, or earlier if something went wrong. Wishing Phil a merry trip. He's good company!

Open mind, brains fall out.

Don, Good question, and I appreciate the help. Right now Phil is in the kitchen after eating steak, baked potatoe and salad, busily chatting with Joyce where they are having a great conversation without me. I'm on the internet. Help? Heck yeah. You're a good man. Send a case of Jack Daniels...

Back in the old days, on cars, not diesels, if nothing else worked when troubleshooting overheating problems, you just pulled out the thermostat. Problem solved. Worked on everything from a triumph spitfire, to a Simca 1000, to a Caddy with a Northstar engine, even with the A/C on full in dead...

Phil is busy right now, but he says, "No" it does not have the autotrac pushbutton. Your help and concern is appreciated.

2510007339464 Comes up as Maremont Corp part number BRB7022 or Great American Industries part number MT75 or HOUDAILLE INDUSTRIES INC part number A16695 From there you should be able to find a suitable substitute.

Take a picture of the truck and the plates inside the cab.

If it's yellow, red, green, or purple, and says service tag, and on the seat, it might be for the seat, not the truck. But, like MWMules says, a picture would be nice, because no one really knows if you and I are talking the same kinds of tags, their locations, and intended purpose. You should...

No, typo is assumed. (Hercules, D turbo)

Not a problem, but expect it to be short, cause it's gonna be bobbed first.

He has it nicely leveled out. I like that.

Know what you mean. They do come up from time to time. I bought a fair running deuce for $2500 two weeks ago, then a deuce with winch sold for $2700 just 13 miles from me at Robins AFB two days later. Go figure.

Unless you have 1500 pounds on the tail, you don't need but one. I have never seen them anywhere. The front landing leg can be bought at Tractor Supply though.

I wouldn't pay $4K when you can get a good working truck for that, and you don't know the final answer to the problem, even with the well educated guesses. If the seller won't fix it and he wants you to take all the risk, either get him to drop the price $1K or walk. It's not worth it with all...