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Yeah, we can still figure sumptin out.

Chuck, after you helped us when Adam's truck broke down, I'd be happy to. Let me know. It does mean that I will now be able to bid on some beat down trucks, and have a way to get them home.

No, 1989 rebuild tag on the LDS motor. Thats also when the carc paint is dated and I would assume the seat belts put in. It sat a the previous owner's next to a creek, so I am thinking thats why there is so much rust. Not really Cancer, just paint flaking off everywhere.

I don't think I can make Aberdeen this year. I had a blast last year, but time is short this year. Time will tell.

That would be all the crap that went into the exhaust stack since it was not covered. I was standing right there when it started too. I was making sure the motor didn't run away for some unknown reason after sitting for a long time, so I was ready to cover the intake. Next thing I know, I get a...

It always did when running. It just wouldn't when sitting. Jeff has since found a fix for me. Thanks Jeff.

Yes it is David. I guess I will never live that down, huh?

Much work needed, but here she is.

RE: comercial historical ???? Dunno yet. When I got the m109 registered, it was the same deal. I have not been pulled over by anyone who didn't want to oogle the truck. Smooth sailing so far. I have not pulled into any weigh stations, and had anyone chase me. With the wrecker weighing so much...

RE: Congratulations $30 basicly, 50yrs

RE: Congratulations Yeah, thats the way I went. It sucks that Ohio has changed their interpretation of the laws. Anything rated over 2000lbs payload is considered commercial, so now I have commercial historical plates.

No mail order here! I walked in to the title agency, handed them my paperwork, they typed some stuff in the computer, and printed out my title! I have loved it. I've owned it since April, and have been fixing/playing with it since. Starter rebuild, powersteering pump replaced, MANY gallons of...

I got my 1953 M62 wrecker titled today! I would like to take this oppertunity to thank everyone who helped out.