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Is that y'all's whistler?

I'm just trying to feel out the shipping costs for this venture... Anybody have some good estimates on what it would cost to have a deuce shipped from Alpharetta, GA to Red Hook, NY? Many thanks

Saturday Morning-ish, then Friday afternoon is the next best.

Just show up. Preferably in the morning. (As in "before things get crazy.")

You wouldn't happen to know how proud they are of their 11.00x20 NDTs off the top of you head, would you O connoisseur of possums?

Just see if Saturn or OD Iron sells them new and not just NOS.

There is a parking lot (paved) area where you can set up your RV. There really isn't any sort of commo stuff going on generally at these rallies, but for convoying to/from the rally you guys certainly can do as you will.

Nope, no fees.

Coming from our compressor's tank we have an Ingersoll-Rand filter/water-separator/regulator and then at the end we've got another commercial grade filter/water-separator/regulator designed specifically for painting that the 1/4" line comes out of.

They build them.

Plenty of space, bring what ever you got.

Welcome! Ditto to everything Clinto said. The GAMVPA Rally in September is great for networking, and for showing off your beautiful Land Rover you've got, without getting it all muddy and such. The GA Steel Soldiers Rally in October is loads of fun (from pictures and video, I've admittedly never...

Tent and grill shouldn't be a problem.

Quick little lesson on paint. CARC is an acronym that stands for the type of paint used on all modern military vehicles starting in the 80s. Anything tan or 3-color camo is painted with CARC. It stands for Chemical Agent Resistant Coating. Gillespie is a paint manufacturer. "Gillespie 383"...

The car was rear-ended at an intersection, and thus forced into the path of an oncoming FMTV Cargo 6x6

Bingo! EDIT: For what it's worth, they are all still available at the old SS.

Am I blind/going crazy/all of the above or are all the stickies at the top of the Deuce forum gone? It probably happened with the switch to the new site I and I just never noticed...

That's an MU2 winch, right? If I'm not mistaken they were used on WC52s, too.

If you need a radiator shop, I've had good success with one in Cumming that does pretty good work... two tractor radiators (one 64 years old and the other 60) and my M37 radiator. Every time I've been there they've had some pretty big radiators in there (one from a D7 bulldozer the last time...

Nice goat! I are jealous!