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Heh, yeah, like I said, she's been sitting. After we got back things had cleaned up considerably.

Pics: http://community.webshots.com/album/378805608iYsEmV Video: http://home.comcast.net/~sikke2/index.html None of the actual ride, sorry. Me and my bro took her out today, just got the mirrors back on and she hadn't been out in WAY too long. New windshields aren't in yet so we ate some bugs...

Understandable! When things get settled down drop me a line.

Ok, guess I haven't had time to stop in enough, didn't know you were moving, DR!! Good luck with that!

FYI for anyone interested, if you want to see what these will look like full size, print the designs marked "front" out so they are 4" to a side, and the ones marked "back" 10" to a side- it should give you some idea of what it will look like on the shirt.

I accidentally voted for Pat Buchannan. The ballot was confusing!! dang hanging chads. (how's that for timely humor) [^]

You have a 3 sided coin? [^] I love your back design, Lance! Did you draw that yourself?

Ah crap. Sorry SS, I forgot they shut down our webspace during the summer. Emailing now.

PS - http://www.heartlandmuseum.com/ It's definitely worth a look, their collection is MUCH more expansive than I would have expected. No cargo M35's, though.... They did have 3 half-tracks, though, one of which was the quad-50 AA gun setup, which was saweeeeet. Anywho, just my [2cents]

Just got back from a road trip, on the way back stopped at the Heartland MV museum in Lexington, Nebraska. First off, it is WELL worth the visit, stop if you can!! Secondly, left steelsoldiers.com and rally info with the guy working there, he's gonna pass it on to the group. Hopefully we'll get...

Should be a data plate in the cab with a year and manufacturer, seems like.

Ok, got one more design done. Unfortunately I didn't have time to do much more. Same place as before. This one should be a bit better for white. Oh, and the truck on the front is a picture of one of Joe Young's trucks. I didn't think he'd mind, but might want to ask him if we go with that...

Yeah, right now our most pressing priority is to get the cab sections painted up so we can put it back together and get it moved back out of the garage. Still more work to be done in there, and it's tough with a Deuce in the way. Also need to get the new windshield glass in. As for me, I've got...

Wow. Yeah, that might add some value....

Hehehe. Dr Pepper is a major factor in ALL my processess! I'm pretty sure my body would shut down without it.

Haven't seen much of this with the Deuce, though I'd imagine if you had one that's real low you could use that as a selling point. When you start getting into the WWII era Jeeps, a low SN is a big plus. Most guys know their serial number and exactly where it fits into the production line...

Well, after months of inactivity due to school, progress was made on the Deuce last night! I got both the windshield frames apart in preparation for new glass (more on that coming soon), and started getting some paint on! My dad had done a little painting before this, but it sure was nice to...

*is idiot* So I just glanced through the thread and realized I never sent you that TB I said I'd make up. Here it is: http://www.me.mtu.edu/~bjsikkem/Deuce/TB%20746-93-1.pdf

My biggest problem critter-wise up to this point has been wasps - when I first moved it into the barn I cleared out at least a dozen nests scattered about. It had been sitting dormant outside for quite a while at that point. Mice are annoying but wasps hurt!! [:)] Did it on a nice cool day...

Pops says they've been eating the peanut butter right off the traps...