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That thing is a work of art; excellent.

Attachments don't open for me for some reason. ~

Drifting, but for a good cause: - Asleep at the Wheel did some good covers of his stuff - But my favorite on the pedal steel for them was always Cindy Cashdollar (she could PLAY, buddy; she could play) https://youtu.be/_gzJAAtvhwE

I hear you; those can be a nightmare to deal with (especially when your screwdriver keeps sliding out of the slots). They are NO fun.

Love to see a photo of that if you ever get a chance. And safe travels to all of you!

It's really not even about "choosing" because they're all completely awesome: - You just got to blind go with one (for any reason you like). It's all apples-to-oranges-to-kumquats-to-pecans; pick one!

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We used something similar when I was with the Seabees, but it was used as inter-locking runway for aircraft fields.

That's pretty amazing. The "invisible" pink airplane story is pretty funny. I think Rommel had some similar hardware in his Afrika Korps units also:

What is that contraption? Looks like something out of a Mad Max movie!

It's a wonder: - The State twists people's common sense, it's like our minds get twisted by the mechanism of government or something. Don't know how you fix that. But examples are everywhere (Nazis would be the extreme). Anyway, glad you got your jeep!

Oh, Man, and the Texas Playboys; I love that sound. San Antonio Rose, it's a classic. Did Wills get his start in Memphis!?

We're all just annoyingly impatient, but you might say you're a little "behind" posting some picture of some kind (please):

I am sad to hear this. And I am very sorry. My prayers to you, and to all of your family.

Nice looking truck though; like those classic Fords.

The truth from those that used them only adds to the interest of the Gama Goat story. Good stuff, because it's all real.

That's an impressive piece of machinery: - And clearly not the kind if thing any TD&H picks up at Lowes or HomeDepot. Just out of curiosity what does one of these cost (+/-). $150K? $250K?

Funny little wrinkle of history there, but if I remember right; the first tanks encountered in North Africa by the U.S. were French (i think it was with German crews); - Regardless early in the war the French tanks were more heavily armored than the Panzer III's and IV's (which discovery led to...

No kidding; you were ingenious. it looks great.

So it's just to distribute load; that it?