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I'm high bidder. If I win this truck, will begin the process of parting it out, it's not worthy of staying that crappy looking in one piece.

Here's some other pics of HMMWVs I've saved from other shows, perhaps they can give you a couple ideas.

See this HMMWV from the MTA show this past weekend. Had every accessory known to man on it, and several known to monkeys.

Has anyone ever restored a full length semi trailer, such as the M127 stake flatbed trailer? All the ones I have ever seen in person are beat to crap, the wood all rotten and split, and the metal rusty as heck. However I seem to remember a picture somewhere showing a full restoration, painted...

BTT - four weeks to go!

Looks like deuces in Sanford, Florida are half off.

No, say it ain't so, Joe!

Always great seeing other Steel Soldiers, had a great time. First time at this show, only complaint is the cold weather, but what ya gonna do? Plan to be back next year. Only took a couple pics. One was a dog turd with an appropriate signage added. The others were of another re-enactor...

Thanks to all those who gave some tips and tricks - I did what you all said, took everything apart and degreased everything I had to work with, with brake cleaner, then tried it again. While I wouldn't say it was easy, it was a lot EASIER. The boots are on peecook's truck and everything is 100%.

Which type of tire would be correct for the M37? NDTs (with the "sharper" break on the tread edge) or the NDCCs (the more rounded edge)?

I am not getting the emails either, again....

Truck and trailer are loaded and ready to go. Will be out of Dodge around 6am, arriving Friday 1pm or so. Crossing my fingers on the weather. :driver:

Got this one from powerhouseduece's Facebook page - miss the crew already!

Just noticed - not only is it missing the front bumper, it looks like the bumper mounts have been removed or cut off. Looks VERY flat nosed....

Just a question - why must it be completely degreased and dry? They are going to be refilled with more grease, what's the hurt in having the parts semi-greasy already?

Fourth time for me. First was no truck. Second was a jeep. Third was a deuce. The trucks keep getting bigger, I might have to borrow a 5-ton this year. :)

I'd buy from Gorgeous Ladies, but that's just me. In all seriousness, answers to your questions: 1. No, you can't drive the truck, although a couple folks here were lucky enough to get the chance to, but that's a rarity. You may or may not get a chance to even run the trucks before you bid...

Was helping peecook today on his M109 shop van, he is getting ready for the ECC and the trip to Aberdeen. One of the things that was on the list of things "to do" was to replace the zippered front knuckle boots on his truck. I have never in my MV owning life had a more pain in the a$$ job than...

I think it's worth $4500 for a working wrecker. C'mon, some of us pay more than that for a deuce with no winch, and this truck is LOADS more useful. BUY IT!

BTT. Everyone sign up now, we got about a month until the ECC hauls on down the road!