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Two comments: 1) MAN what a super effort you are putting into this rig!! 2) Your rear platform hides your tail lights. Might be nitpicky, but there was a thread on this site a few weeks ago about a dude who was killed when someone ran upon him in the night while he was driving an MV...

RE mixed lug nuts: I don't have to imagine, I just have to remember. We were prep'ing the truck for inspection when we discovered the problem.

As M37 owners probably know, the brake drums (which include the studs) are interchangeable front-to-back. My M37 in 1/11th Artillery had them switched around so that both front wheels had right hand threads and both rear wheels had left had threads. What do you suppose that did to safety in a...

You're an inspiration to all us M109 owners; if only mine had a decent engine! You're gonna like how my 109 box looks on the back of my bobbed M923A1, though. I have my eye on an junk RV Winabago that I'm gonna pull the stove, sink, etc out of.

I don't need to feed a batallion, but more sleeping area would be good since the 109 is for my wife and me. I am considering pulling out some of the kitchen equipment and making it a pop-up sleeper-kitchen. Also either getting a custom tent or modifying one to attach it to the side of the...

My M109 can barely get itself around town, at this altitued (5280 ft) without a turbo. It is really sick pulling my MKT-85: That's why I bought my M923A1: Now that I got its transmission replaced (lost low gear back because of 15W40 oil instead of ATF and -20 degree weather), I intend to...

Your work encourages me. I have a Saganaw box off of a 1 ton Ford. Mine mounts on the inside, like the original. Did I miss something? I didn't see where you were going to mount the pump. Edit: Let me amend that question (after I went back through the photos) Where can I get just the pump?