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KsM715, the guy you dealt with (or tried to) appearently didn't need the cash. I've been told that "Oh, someday I'm going to rebuild that" and "We got plans for that...". YEARS later the same items are right where they were when I tried to buy them. Everyone in this and every-other hobby tries...

Tires-BEWARE of Rgdl Those tires that Andy referred to were already traded to me for a winch. Not by Andy, but by Rgdl. Andy sold him the truck. Rgdl is the one trying to get out of the tire/rim deal after he commited to trade. He needs additonal parts; more than what was agreed upon...

Rgdl This guy traded me some tires for a winch. Then backs out after making the deal. Tried to get a better deal elsewhere since he needs other parts. BEWARE! BEWARE! BEWARE!

tires I had already traded earlier with Ray for the tires that Andy was speaking of.

Gentlemen, supply and demand. We all chase the parts, we bust our hump for the $. While it sounds good that we wish to save everything from the torch, it is not practical. All things eventually come full circle. Birth, life, death. The same holds true with our toys. How many 426 hemi's were...

I have started trucks up in Northern Minnesota by using charcoal. Light it up in the lid of a metal garbage can and place under the oil pan. Drape a tarp over the engine compartment and drape one down over the transmission. Seal the area as tight as possible. In 45 minutes hit the switch on the...

Pipeline truck I have a pipeline truck with the midmount 20k winch if anyone is interested.

towing I have tow bar towed hundreds of trucks, thousands of miles safely. What works best FOR ME is to have the lead vehicle be dueled out in the rear. This helps overcome MOST swaying isssues. Having the tires on pavement, I NORMALLY run 90 psi in the dualled 900-20, all the way around...

North of Sioux City 50 miles.

Naw, he just wants to get out of the 4 feet of snow thats already on the ground. When the snow is gone in April, he can visit my 6 acre compound of trucks and such. Maybe he can take a truckload of this stuff south for others to enjoy! :-D

I have quite a few forestry trucks, and the wiring is nasty. Some of them were partially converted to operate on 12v bulbs, (spaghetti wiring), multiple switches, etc... the best thing that I have found is to remove ALL non mil wiring and switches- and determine from there whether to repair or...

Road trip! Preparation, Preparation, Preparation. & PLENTY of cash. Go for it! Adventure is what life's journey is about!

I may be able to help you with removal and storage of your deuce. Have performed many pickups/ deliveries of trucks throughout central US. Mike