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Hey, he has enough money to burn for heat and wallpaper with.

O.K. thats aCJ2A. Have fun, wish I had one.

dont have a manual trans for that? Wouldn't a manual take less length? Anyways, its an accomplishment, and good luck. I bet it would sound good with headers and double stacks on it. Sounds like you've been thru the proverbial mill working on this project. you have more patience than me, thats...

Thats a CJ2A. Large bug eye headlites , M38's were made from 50 on up and looked like a Cj2A except the windshield glass was one piece. Simular to the Mb's but larger headlights.The M38's were newer and made from the CJ3B. Something this old and title says M38? or MB? possibly the original title...

Yes, its on its way to my place.

I have a suggestion for rcadick, go to a magazine shop or bookstore and look for Military Vehicles Magazine. This magazine is great for their advertisemnts and they have all the web site addresses on them. subcribe to it , their at www.militaryvehiclesmagazine.com Havefun!

Its only 3 hrs from my house,I really am thinking about going, I need a trailer.Anybody else want to go?

Disregard previous message ,I scrolled up and saw that it is in Millersberg , Pa. Gee, maybeI will take a day off and run , yes run fast over there. Maddawg, did Shawn say he sold the stuff to a dealer? Is he old and going out of business?

Do you know who is saving all the things into the trailers ? Where is this? I know you said Colemans, but in Virginia? Would love to see where its going to get a chance at buying some parts.

What? No snow plow on it?

Yep , they say you cant live in them but I am tempted to remove the troop carrier bed and mount a 14' camper up there! Sell the house and have some fun! Just dont tell my wife. She may just banish me to the garage permanently.

I never saw one, only 302's with hydramatics.

This is a heavy old truck not made for speed and high rpms, you have to remember that you dont get in it and fly like your a commuter late for work.Check your fluids walk around, look at and under for leaks , get it running, let it sit, and warm up then carefully drive it , its alot of weight...

Thanks 56.It would be helpful to many of the men on this site. Some of the farmers and quarry workers that put these up for sale just figure its an old truck, and dont know they are antique collectors items.

Avatar: is that the picture next to the message? I have been trying to figure out what an "Avatar" was . Let me know how you post it please? And how to post your "brag list " of your beloved "BABIES" under the message.

I will never scrap one again. Not worth the trouble. Let me know Iacoda56 if you ever get a deal like that again! One tire is worth more than that !

Thanks Curt fo the info, I will jot it down in my record book.What you said makes lots of sense.

Iocoda56 ,You are in a different part of the world!

I forgot to say that included the tow with a lowboy 34 miles round trip. If anyone is interested in talking him down I could get you the details

Carguy, no wonder there is so many goodies in your yard! As for me I have yielded to the scrap yard. Forgive me for I have sinned. There is a reason though. I wont go into that. The only thing is when I bring pieces in they deduct if its not cut up less than 3-4 ' long, so I didnt end up with...