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Okay, I did it again! I bought a couple more deuces and a couple more trailers from the Chambersburg PA site. God help me! My 1970 winch truck will hit the classifieds on SS soon, need to make room for the new toys. Anyways, I got better deals this time than last go-around! Two M35A2...

I want to modify the deuces I have with the 90 degree mod to the intake pipe, to prevent rain water from entering the intake. I remember seeing a few SSers post pics of their rides with this mod. Where can I get the correct 90 degree pipe for this application? I've seen really wide turn pipes...

Save it and use it after diluting - one gallon per 50 gallon tank won't hurt your ride, and you'll get a free gallon of fuel per tank. My two cents anyway.

Not every day someone outbids 8500. Congrats, doghead!

First car my daughter is going to get is a beater. No question asked.

I think all the stuff at Chambersburg is buyer load.

We can't arrive after 10am? That's kinda dumb. It would be a 4 hours drive north for me, perhaps slightly longer in the -725 or -35A2. Also, anyone plan on bringing their kids? I might be bringing along my 5-yr-old daughter, she'd have a ball, but maybe would be easier to get along with if...

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And it's not genetic. Anyways, noticed on my deuces that there is a hose that hangs down from the bottom of the turbo, on the winch truck the hose hangs below the front axle and seems to have exhaust coming out of it. On the non-winch truck, there is no hose at all mounted to the bottom of the...

If these are the standard NATO cans, Army Surplus Warehouse has the seals for around $2. www.armysurpluswarehouse.com

Interesting. I never would think I'd ever have to say this, but I've never seen an MV that square-shaped before.

Okay, been wanting to post this for several weeks, but haven't really had the time to compose a long winded thread. However, at 1:30am on Monday morning, I do now. A few months back I posted pics of some old ambulance sirens I got from Colemans scrapyard in PA. I got a PM from a Steel Soldier...

Pretty neat! Thanks for sharing those pics with us! There weren't many MV people in the hobby back in the 1970s....

Good save, Dennis. Glad to see another useful crane got saved from the torch!

Good deal on that trailer!

RE: Hey there, nice CUCV! I'm wondering what the point of a tan CUCV is in the land of forests and mountains there in the fatherland. Kinda clashes, doncha think?

Sure, 4 or 5 thousand would be nice. I can take a check! :grd:

RE: silicone brake fluid and unit markings question I don't think the M135/M211 series used silicone. By the time they were surplused out, silicone was only starting to be used in the M880s and the newer M35s. They can use it, but your have to make sure the brake system is COMPLETELY flushed...

Man, I like that fire engine too. Looks like a 1946 Chevy, right? Or is it pre-war? Either way, neat original fire apparatus!

Can I borrow a few bucks Chris?