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He's been of great help to me. He seems to have a clear understanding of quality customer service.
The thing is, he seems to be just about the only one at GP who has a clear understanding of customer service. This leads to us just going to jwade instead of going through normal channels. This...
I just got off the phone with GP customer service regarding my EUCs for two trucks purchased March 2nd. GP customer service tells me that although the EUCs were filled out correctly they have not yet been submitted to TSC. RAD survey must be completed first. Only then will the EUCs start the...
They handle this like imenent domain seizures or firearm "buyback" schemes. You're required to hand it over, and they determine the compensation. In the case of MVs the compensation is typically the final bid price. So yeah, you bought the parts truck for $4250 and then put $60k into restoring...
A nonrunner throws everything downstream into question. If it doesn't run, you have no idea what condition the transfer, transmission, brakes, or anything else unable to be tested without running....
It's a complete shot in the dark.
That being said, I routinely buy nonrunners.... (but not...
I'm sure the stiffness and strength are engineered for full load, with a decent margin on top of that. That doesn't necessarily mean you need that level of strength for your camper box.
Be cautious when altering CG in that clearance is taken into consideration for the tires when the suspension...
The comparison point is 5mpg to 9mpg. Anything else is an outlier.
Edit - if I were going to use one of these as a daily driver (I'm not) it'd be an M931A2. Easier to back, nimbler, and fits easily into a standard parking spot.
I've got a parts deuce coming. I've never done a crew cab, but the idea appeals to me. I've got next to nothing in the deuce, so I'm thinking I'll make it a 6x6 crew cab, either as a rolling chassis, or a running truck depending on what I find when I dig into the driveline.
I do quite a bit of...
The NH250 is generally rated for 600,000 miles. If you don't alter it, it'll live forever....
Also, you may notice that those of us who have had bunches of these army trucks of both kinds tend to prefer the NH250 over the 8.3. (Not everyone of course, but there's a tendency)
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