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I think it is bigfoot 5

I think that one of the Bigfoot fords used the wheels off of the sister to this one.

Congratulations!! you have a great looking truck there.

dang! ct invited me to this party but I had to work.. Glad it came together sorry I missed it.

Just about any tire shop will sell at least one type of 31x10.50r15. I am a shop manager for the biggest retailer in the known universe and we keep 2 kinds in stock with more available special order.

That looks like a great time..thanks WyoDeuce

Sounds like a fun trip too bad you aren't going to continue north.

Looks like a great trip, cool deuce ride!

the price is right and the truck is beautiful. It would be a legendary recovery to drive it back to WV.

I believe I'm going to copy your gauge lights. During my deuce recovery I realized quickly why you did that....those little red bulbs are worthless. Do your LEDs have the dim and bright settings?

I think that would be a very handy trailer to have...looks like it might be a little heavy:p. Do each of the jacks operate individually so you can level the trailer? What are your plans for it?

It came out great ct. It would be a shame to sell that one....maybe it should be a gift to your wife. Be sure to tell her that she IS allowed to have more than one MV and you are thinking about getting her more.

cool truck MWMULES

you don't look like the evil genius I pictured...how about a picture of your pretty truck getting muddy?

I believe that it is up to the owner. I agree with many posters that a rare truck would be a poor choice but there are many standard trucks that would make fine custom jobs. A bobbed deuce is not at the top of my "mv's to own" list but it is on there. Bob away craftsmen.

the tool makes it lots easier to get the cranks off but it can be done without it.

Welcome! and good find..nice looking m1009 you have there.

Hundy, you and your crew do great work. I would love to see a beautifull 5-ton like that in my yard next to the deuce...and I will one day. Keep your customers smiling, keep your crew working, and keep cranking out the cool trucks.

I would love to have that M813 just the way it is. I'm sure you will do it up good.

I wish I was brave enough to just wade into a project and start taking it apart. I have a feeling that your jeep will be awesome when you are finished.