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MRAP adapters My neighbor Jim at JAMetalworks can mill these adapters for $225 a piece plus shipping. I have been running them almost daily for the past couple weeks and have had zero issues. Recommended for offroad use only. Milled from 1/2" plate to +/- .005" tolerance 10 1" grade 8 bolts...

From the first post Thanks to Jim at JAMetalworks (my neighbor) for helping me out with adapters. Not sure if I need to be a vendor to start posting prices and what not. Might be better to Pm for details.

http://www.steelsoldiers.com/deuce-modification-hot-rodding/89071-mean-green.html

Check out my thread...I just did this.

Finally Got the adapters milled and mounted. Flipped the rear rims and she seems to track the same.

I'm off 101 if you come South.

Craigslist bobbed one in Manchester bobbed m35a2 military deuce and heres a 53' in Colebrook. 1953 Deuce and a half Gotta keep looking...Good Luck.

Burned that one on a plasma. Came out kinda sloppy. I think we will end up milling them.

It is. My buddy took down a papermill and let me have at the store room a bit. All grade 8. I think that bucket is closer to 100. Ill weigh it.

Thanks! I heard there is a good gathering in Weare.

MRAP 10 lug to Rockwell 6 lug 10 on 13.25 to 6 on 8.75 plus hub my bud has them in CADD

Thought I'd document the progress. Thanks to Matt "Vintage Iron" for the MRAPS Thanks to John at Militaryoffroadtires.net for the XML's Thanks to Jim at JAMetalworks (my neighbor) for helping me out with adapters. A few pics below...

Oh yeah. That ground clearance looks nice. Skin and Rims? Thanks

Drove her all day and all I have to say is wow! I love it, Everyone else loves it. I think I am addicted. Feel like I'm becoming one with the truck. Dump bed and winch are my first mods for sure.

Will do. Thanks!

Hi there I'm Brian. Just picked up this 1971 M35A2 from some fine gentlemen in Hillsboro county VVA. They did some resto and used it to run parades down in Boston. Ideas... Steering and break upgrades, super singles, cab/bed/frame modification. The usual I guess. There are some minor...