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It's worth getting, parting out what you can (you get more for good parts than scrap), and shredding the rest. Folks here need parts...

Yeah,. it's listed there too. I'll remove the "sale" information from the post above, sorry.

Engine compartment wasn't repainted, but everything in there works. It needs some finishing up but I'm out of time, money and patience. But mostly money. Currently listed in the SS classifieds for sale.

Made some more headway on the truck - she'll be ready to sell to a new owner shortly....

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You ain't seen nuthin' of bubba's work until you owned an old Willys. Don't know what it is about Bubba and jeeps, but that CUCV doesn't have anything wrong with it compared to some work I've seen on old Willys.

I used these guys and the quality was great. Dropped right in without any problems. Classic Tube, Preformed Tubing

Stainless steel brakes lines are EXCELLENT. But they do cost a lot. If you do make the replacement, it will be the last time you do. I did it on my old M725 ambulance and they looked and worked great.

Looks better than some trucks that come out of California! Nice save...

Uh, this doesn't sound right. If it was a newer tank, like an Abrams or M-60 series, yes, I have seen them come out surplus with the demil requirement, but that's usually on-base, and the hull has to be cut in many places. If this M22 Locust is in private hands, it got surplussed years ago and...

Buy it, save it and give it a good home. Even if you don't want it yourself, I'm sure you can find a home for the parts on SS....

What exactly is it that needs to move? If it's a trailer or something I can stick in the back end of the Dodge, you pay the gas and I'll pick up and bring back to 22630 and hold for the next leg of the journey.

A neighbor asked if I can paint up a propane forklift of his that he uses for work. It's currently 6 colors or so, he was a Navy vet and I thought it would be cool to repaint it the right color plus US NAVY stencils on the sides.

No, but I have a project in mind for the future, will require mule wheels, but no mule chassis or axles.

I care not about post count, mine is high enough. And I doubt I'll ever catch gimp or DH even if I wanted to. Only the two first posts are relevant to MV ownership. The rest is crap that the mods can delete. 319, thanks for the info !

Eric, how do you come up with such pointless ones?

Does anyone know the mule bolt pattern, I know it's five bolts but not sure the dimensions. Are there any civilian trailer axles out there that would be able to use the Mule wheels?

Any way you can mail it to me, and I could mail it back? I'd pay for the ride each way.

I've seen sellers at Aberdeen have a hard time trying to sell M416 rims for $5 a piece. Heck, I've been one of them. You'll have an easy time finding extras at Aberdeen or any larger MV show.

I'll ask around, don't know more than 1 or 2 M37 owners in my area. Do you think the standard gear puller would work? It's a three-armed tool with a bolt that you turn, pushes on the center nut, I can get that at Advance as well...