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YOW--ooohhhh!!! Makes my eyes water just looking at that!!!Glad you still got all ten!!!I have heard of that happening to people--thanks for reminding us to be carefull climbing in and out of our rides!! Jim

Use the search function here on this site.There has been lots of posts on here about prepping a truck that has sat a while. Oh and welcome to the site! Good luck with the adventure!! And don't forget-LOTS of pics!!

The data plate on the dash should have the numbers.There is also the number stamped on the frame--drivers side above the steer axle.Sometimes hard to see because of coats of paint/grease/dirt. 500.00 would be a steal if you could talk them down to it.750.00 to 1000.00 would still be a...

Great recovery story and nice truck!Going a long ways to pick up an unknown truck that has been stting a few years and getting it home sure makes for an adventure.Like you said--it gives one GREAT satisfaction to prove the naysayers wrong(your towing company).I would send the tow company a video...

Seems like I recall someone over on the "G" had some seals for an M75.Look in "tracks" section on the message board.I didn't look close --can't tell you what part the seals are for.Maybe the guy has other stuff as well. Good luck! Jim

Very,Very well done!! Thanks for the post! I second the motion for this to be the "standard format" for how to's. Jim

OH, yeah--welcome to Steel Soldiers from Salmon River Country!! Always remember, lots of pics!!

Absolute total money pit! Terrible investment/loss!Your wife will divorce you and the kids will contract Leprosy!!Terrible ,Terrible!Save yourself untold misery and send me the contact info to the owner of this thing.Glad to help you out sir!:-D All kidding aside-- GO GET THAT THING-NOW!! LIKE...

They seem to stay pretty busy manufacturing and delivering the tables but if you were to inquire,they may do some cutting orders.These are fairly high end machines-at $23,000 a pop not really aimed at the homeowner market-- more for comm/industrial I'm guessing.I have been over to their shop to...

No spam here!! Just a member that has done enough welding(Certified) and fabrication to know a real time saver when I see it. Thought others on here might be interested in the concept.The young man of the team(father and son team)was/is a co-worker of mine.He's a sharp,hard working fella with a...

I was just going thru some pics of our M35 doing parade duty back in Febuary and remembered that some were taken,then sent to us by some friends. Then remembered these friends have a business that builds a tool that some members here may find useful.They hand make CNC plasma cutting tables for...

Also appears to have a cool (for a cool one) field modification located on the extreme left side of the instrument panel.:grin:

Congrats! Nice wagon! Just remember--"You don't own your MV --it owns you!!":-)

Very nice ride! I really like those M-2-4's!!

I like it! Fits in with the area!

Carnac-thanks in advance for any info on this one: M-35 wo/w Mfd date 1957 Utica-Bend Serial#M42461 Stock#23208358463 Reg.# covered/missing Bumper#covered/missing Purchased from Cascade Idaho Rural Fire Dept surplus equipment auction(had been operated by...

Welcome to the site from the other side of the Snake River!Great folks here with lots of knowledge.Good luck with the 715. Jim

Well it could be a bit spendy but for a "quicky" you could try using automotive windshield urethane.Comes in a standard caulking gun tube. Can't remember the NAPA # right off.Air dry-so depends on weather conditions how long to cure.Could try it to glue together "chunks" so they would not fall...

Drat!! Too bad you had to cut it up to haul it---the neighbors would have been real proud of ya with THAT parked in your driveway LOL!!Sounds like some good fixin's there---not a bad price either!

Welcome to the site from Salmon River country! Nice iron--more pics please!