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Jack, sounds like a deal. Count me in. :driver:

And just what did we get out of Albany, Mr. Phil???

8900 miles, and doesn't look like it ever made it off the concrete.

They were still being built as of May 1989.

Definitely XZL's. Just a little harder to find in a size to fit the deuce. Second choice would be the Firestone T831's. 3rd choice is Goodyear MV/T; also good on road.

Hey Gimpy, I got a NICE A2C Deuce down here for you...10K original miles, custom interior.......Only $14000 :jumpin:

Look at it like this.......as long as it's leaking, you still got oil in it !!

You need the M35 for the novelty of it. You also need the M1009 for the versatility. They make a pretty decent daily driver, as long as you don't live in the deep south (no A/C). Add a stereo and some sound insulation, and you can go pretty much anywhere you want.

Now if we can only convince the clowns in Richmond to QUIT MOVING 5-TONS WITH THE FORKLIFT AND SCREWING UP THE BOOTS AND SHIELDS !!!aua

Stopped by there today, kinda disappointed in the vendor turnout. :sad:

Maybe it's just me, but I would probably find where the water is coming in....and FIX IT !!

blah......blah......blah Actually, I'm still looking at the pics Jack took. That camera of his takes some amazing shots. Some actually look like they are in 3D.

Oh......... please !!!!!!!!

Cessna stuck that on there......rofl

SixSpeed....AWESOME pics. I gotta take back ALL the bad things Cessna has said about you! Tim, Vinny, and everyone else, great job, enjoyed myself tremendously, until Rayzer cut my tire down, of course.:jumpin:

"And for those that didn't see the links to the videos of Pete's truck stuck in a mud hole that were posted in the other thread of the rally here they are again." Ruppster, did you have to bring that up....AGAIN??

Yup, hard to stick a 5-ton, when stay on the grass....rofl

I WAS NOT STUCK...........in that particular hole.

Look at it like this.....as long as it's leaking, you still got oil in it! :jumpin:

Gonna try.