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RE: Re: What is the best year of Duce to buy? Wow, goldneagle - that transformation is like night and day! Great rescue of a scavenged truck...

Yeah, like I said, 3964 got a little higher than I wanted to, and I think I must have mixed up a note on my end about it having a turbo. Ugh. Oh well, I'm not perfect - guess that one will be finding a new home as well. It's still a good engine, ran real nice. There were some plain janes...

Well, I went and did it again. Bid on and won 4 really sweet looking and running M35A2s at Chambersburg today! The bidding went a little higher than I expected, and more than a lot of the deuces there, but I inspected these and these were the cream of the crop this time around. All run like...

Okay, the date is set on my end. I will be going up there on Jan. 11th, for sure. I get paid the day before, so I'll have money (always a help when you want to buy something). Anyone want to meet up there around 10am or so?

Well, went to the AO this weekend to take a look at the roads we would be travelling on. Got some really detailed maps from a friend who lives in the area, too. It's a long hike back into the mountains from Harrisonburg to get to where we are going, but suffice to say it will make for a nice...

Ugh...more scrap iron heading to be turned into tanks and AK47s in China. Sign o the times, I guess... Good pics of your rigs, though. Does the bed belong to a truck of yours?

I'll be at the show, but driving up in the morning and heading back after lunch.

I think there was some previous discussion in another thread about having it late in June.

Looks like a good, solid resto candidate. Not too much to do, bodywise, everything's there. Great pics!

Wow, looks great, Craig! Glad you like the deuce, and glad it found a caring home!

I get mine from flea markets all the time for $1 up to about $10.

Rick Larsen has these for sale on his website, kinda similar:

With that high a hood, it's a wonder the driver could see out onto the highway....

I'll take that M42 Duster off their hands! :)

For the coolant, you might want to look into Evans NPG (non-propylene glycol) antifreeze. Goes in straight, 100%, but it will never react with metals in the coolant system, has a 500,000-mile life span, and never needs changing. A little pricey, but once again, it will be the last time you...

Wow! That would be exciting - between Stretch's CJ2A, my CJ3A, lstmate's 2A, and I remember someone was there last year with an M38, we could have a little flatfender convention there at Haspin! Flatfenders are FUN!

Re: RE: I can smell it already No, it's still 10 minutes, David. You just need to get a faster car! rofl

Re: RE: Re: RE: M715 You must be hallucinating, spicer. No such thing! ;)

Buy that fire rig and restore it! Very complete, and running, doesn't look like the rust is more than skin deep either!

RE: M715 Oops, Gimpyrobb, didn't read the list of vehicles he had! For $400, very nice price! I notice that the tailgate has a dent in it, though. Running gag on M715Zone.com is that undented tailgates no longer exist, anywhere, even on restored -715s! :)