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Welcome from Jackson. Holler at me if you need a hand.

My deuce #1 was in the new James Brown movie 'Get On Up' last December. They paid me $750 for one day of shooting in a static display but it was 120 miles from my house. I wanted to go deer hunting that day so I dropped it off the day before and gave them permission to move it around on the set...

Long story short, they are filming the new James Brown movie in Natchez, MS this weekend and the car guy is looking for a period correct fire truck/ water truck to put out the fire in the plane that JB is arriving in for a USO concert in Vietnam in 1968. I am bringing my deuce and a couple of...

I cranked all of them and moved them around in the driveway

Ma Duce- While you are working on releasing HMMWVs, please go ahead and include MRAPs and MATVs on the list for when they get a little older :)

I bought the mules from him several months ago. He sold most of the better vehicles pretty quick. The tracked vehicle that he still has is a Husky but i spoke to him last week and he supposedly has a guy coming to pick it up in the next week or so. The uncle that died had an amazing collection...

My 1967 M715 restoration.

a. C12410124 b. Registration Number -----also without dashes c. 2320000508984 d. Camp Shelby e. Passenger MS184 298 Driver 3656 GS-21 1970 Kaiser Jeep XM818 Sorry but the data plates are missing. These are the numbers stenciled on the dash. You have helped me several times in the past...

I bought wheels from Long's Wheel and Rim in Florida a few months ago and the set of 4 was under $1000 shipped to my door. They are made so that the same rim can be used on the front and the un-flipped rear and still have the same footprint. I paid a local tire place $20/each to mount them and I...

Well, I was satisfied with my Bob until I saw this picture of your 4 door. We have a baby on the way in September so I really need a deuce with a back seat. Obviously I am going to have to start planning a new project...

I just don't ever sell anything. Thats my solution.

And a picture... By the way, I am not saying this is the correct way or the best way. It is just MY way.

My method was similar to ODDSHOT's. I welded angle iron in between the stiffeners and used 1/2" grade 8 bolts to secure it through the mounts that were already on the frame of the truck. It hasn't fallen off yet! If I had it to do over again, I would have done the welding before I set the M105...

Just a hint, you need to go ahead and remove the bed-to-frame mounts on either the M105 bed or the deuce frame. Don't wait till you get the bed about 1" from setting down on the frame to realize that most of them hit each other like I did.

I hate to think of how much I have spent in the last couple years with Saturn Surplus. They are great and I have never had any problems with their products or service. I don't even call around to check prices any more. Good Job Saturn.

I send my wife flowers at work whenever I buy something just so she is happy when she gets home and I show her the new (and unknown to her) purchase. She is starting to figure this out and now she gets upset when I send her flowers at work!

Email them to yourself then save them in a "Bobbed" folder on your computer. Trust me, you will be glad you have some progress pictures for later. John

I am reading this thread while I am eating a large piece of Edward's Turtle Pie. Mmmm

Y'all are really not making me want to change my oil this weekend

I am planning to make a thread for my own build but i wanted the finished product to be getting close before I posted anything. Here are some pics of the bed gap that I took today. John