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If you would stop doing burnouts and drag racing your CUCV's on your driveway, it would last longer...:)

Added a breaker box and connectors so I can power things a little easier from the gen set. Now to get the tail lights working.

That indeed is a MT45F unit! I have it running on a 24 VDC battery system or 120VAC when connected to a shore line. It works very well and draws very little current. On the hottest of days during the RT66 Convoy, the unit ran for 2-3 minutes in a 15 min span. When parked for 3 days the...

Dusting and Cleaning Gave the inside a good dusting and cleaning after sitting all winter.

I don't see any steps for helping the people that are getting older now to get in and out of the back.

When are you going to put lights on the boarding steps?

Still on the Convoy.Trailer is working out well. I even managed to get it dirty.

I have passed on the compliments to the two fabricators. They actually did bring up the idea of selling them. So maybe..... Now they are eyeing the M1010, so I better hide the keys to it. These guys are very innovative and love to make things out of metal. Thanks for the kind words!

Just removed all of the wood and boxed it out with aluminum. We did keep the bows to retain the original shape. I really need to give credit to Kade and Matt. They are employees of mine that did the majority of the work. It has been a fun project for them. Now they want me to get a 5 ton so...

Just about finished with the camper. The idea was to keep it looking like a regular trailer from the outside. The generator cover has been painted green.

For now just going to glue the foam insulation board to the inside. I painted one side light grey. Seafoam green would of been better but I had the grey paint and it seems to be a nice color. The tailgate step was powder coated OD green. It stores by hanging it on the inside of the rear door...

Working on the camper modifications.