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Well well we need a lawyer their web site has a ton of pages that still say the money will be charged to your credit card when the approved EUC is returned to them from DLA. When in business you must have all your dogs in the same pen.

That is why you always keep wiping rags in a dry place you are the driver and defroster too. I have a hard top on my M818 and it was not bad for our 1,200 mile recovery trip the duece with soft top is not bad either but then I have an H3 hearing profile too so the damage was done long ago...

Dependable: That is what I was saying too and I am very glad to see you like the site. I used to be stationed at Fort Devens in MA. It sure is a beautiful commonwealth. Can you post some pictures in a thread about working Military Vehicles? That would be inspiring to many of us. Welcome to...

RE: What did yu win? The 6.2's were getting depot rebuild until the UAH power issue became a real sticking point to Army Material Command. In early 2006 the brakes were applied to rebuilding them and all efforts were turned to the turbo charged version of the 6.5l engine. That is great that...

Great news and glad that our Indiana friends are having good luck at Drexel. I grew up in Indiana so all these posts bring a back a few memories of wheeling through cricks and corn fields. I have found most of my trucks picked up would run once I did the basic PMCS maintenance like you did...

Michael you hit it right on the head and someone at Fort Monmouth commited a crime in throwing them out. We still have Soldiers that drive in our Army that do not have them installed. I used them in Iraq and they are a great system and worth a lot of money but the comments made here about...

If my memory serves me right these did haul Engineer D8's so I think you could haul that machine.

Great news guys another wonderful group of collectors will also be there that weekend. The New Jersey Full Size Jeep club will be having their Fall Fling that weekend at the Creek. They are a good bunch so say hello for me and please don't run over any of them.

RE: Also Waiting Aaron got in touch with me and I sent him what he needed. I forgot to put USA in where I lived. doh! and one little check mark but that is fixed so I hope he gets it done before the weekend

I used to be able to find platers in about every major city but the envionmentalists have all but shut down most of them. Last one I used was in Baltimore.

Did ARMYTRUCKGIRL get a truck yet?

Thanks Bjorn that is what I was getting at when I mentioned the ground

You can burn any fuel in it and steering is always easier when you are overloaded

I have one coming Thanks Fredric

The vehicles from all over wind up being moved to equipment concentration sites and in some cases they were laterally transfered to the depot or storage site as new equipment came in or if they came from an inactivating unit the Item Manager may have directed them there. What about some...

you could always ask the girl on your grill (avatar)to steer it for you she looks healthy

When I was in the Coast Guard in 1974 I used a Sextant just like that to find our position out at sea and horizontally to position bouys along shore. Same box same sextant just that the Coast Guard always used to get surplus items from the Army and Navy.

RE: WooHoo, just won a shop van M109 :-D What are your plans for the truck? I know at least a few of us that won recently are converting them into General Officer type quarters for on the road comfort.

That is going to be such a great tractor with the head ache rack and long wheel base. You will be temped to go to work as an owner operator

Good catch I am sure you will love your duece and find it to be one vehicle you just have to go work on or at least sit in often. My son's will be driving my M109 and M 1031 about the same distance but I have already sent them a list of pre-trip items to inspect on both vehicles. Boy your...