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Are the 1600's more or less durable than the 48" tires?

Priorities. Best of luck to you, your mother and your family tbar123.

I drove by your truck crolfe1984 Saturday afternoon on our way into Fort McHenry. It looks great! http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?62008-quot-MV-Spotted-quot-thread/page272

You needed another beer if you had a free hand.

Good luck, be safe and take lots of pictures!

Thanks everyone. Gunzy I'm curious to hear what's waiting in the wings to be sold. I'm still a couple of months away from being ready to buy. Coffey I like your new truck! Chad

I did find this: http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?121640-How-Many-M939-Trucks-Available-Through-GL-This-Year-Next-Year Get feeling better CARNAC!

So after many years of dreaming and much reading lately I'm finally able to start saving for my dream M923A2. Watching the Iron Planet auctions out of Utah there were many for sale the last two months for very reasonable prices but now there are only a few left. Have most of the governments...

Very good! Thanks for sharing. Looked like the truck/car in the lake had a laptop on the dash. I felt bad for his poor buddy that he held underwater until the very last second. :)

I like it! That's pretty nice... :)

Sorry to hear about the accident Frank, hope you heal fast. Too bad about the trucks but sometimes that's just the way it goes. Your health is more important.

Congrats on the revival of your beast Kenny. Thanks for letting us follow along!

That's a great shot carpenter!

Drive safe Bjorn and enjoy yourself.

Looks good. I like the protected routing of the brake line.

Rattlehead, the only difference is the hub is flipped around, the studs are removed, then pushed through the same holes in the opposite direction. The reason they do this as opposed to just removing one wheel and not flipping the hubs is to put the rear tires at the same width and in the same...

I figured it was a wording mistake, but these vehicles do amazing things that I would have never guessed before so I had to check. 42" stock fording ability is increadible in and of itself. Thanks!

Will this thing really float? :roll: :oops: http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1954-Dodge-M37-Military-Cargo-Truck-amphibious_W0QQitemZ4610886742QQcategoryZ80765QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

Well if you finish up a few odds and ends like you did on your Deuce, that will be one sharp ride. What engine is that? Dana 70 rear?

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