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Nice truck! Keep us posted on the drive shaft rebuild!

Great acquisition! I hope I get a lucky deal when I eventually get a M939 series myself

Always fun off-roading these trucks and seeing what they can do! I know when I get my M939 series 5 ton one of these days I'll be doing the same.

BTW Jake From, which island? Somewhere in Southeast Alaska?

Welcome from another Alaska member! I almost bought a 1968 Deuce myself this past April as my first vehicle, so I can feel for the daily driver part. I still plan on getting a Deuce or 5 ton, possibly as a first vehicle and daily driver. The one I almost bought would have not only been my first...

Looks like you had five tons of fun! The M939 series 5 tons are awesome trucks, you'll love it!

That's a neat idea, that would be one bad ass F350! :driver:

great looking truck!

looks like a great restoration project!

This another 931 for your own "collection" or for someone else?

Haha! The "ultimate" MV fatality I guess. But what about 90?

Great looking truck with those wheels and the M923/M925 bed! Are you keeping the fire department markings?

Looks like you got a good one! New daily driver?

For a Deuce, "It's just as environmentally friendly as a Prius!" (with the alternative fuel options with a Deuce).

Did you ever get the '84 M923A1 repowered?

So now you have an M934-cum-M927? Is this the one with the engine that blew a hole in the block?

Hey Brandon, welcome to the site! Seeing your username, are you from SLO (San Luis Obisipo) county? I spent my childhood in Atascadero...

Definitely, M923A1 vs. M923A2, etc.

^Agreed, a "Tug of war" would be interesting to watch...NHC250 vs. 8.3 rofl

Off-topic I know, but the one that cracks me up is in the M939 -10: Every "Warning" also says "Failure do do this will result in injury or death" or something to that extent. EVERY time.