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Welcome welcome, good to have you here. :)

Welcome aboard. :)

looking good! :-D

congrats pappa-g, looks like you guys had a good bit of fun. :)

:tin hat: i blame the aliens.. they took the original truck for sure... no really though, very sorry to hear about such a situation.. :cry:

haha, whatever gets the job done! at least it wasnt snowing... :wink:

amazing video! had me grinning the whole time! looked like tons of fun. :mrgreen::mrgreen:

we are soooo doing this when i visit... boys- be prepared for little ol' me to be behind the wheel of the giant spinning truck o' fun in the next vids.. :twisted::twisted::twisted::twisted::twisted::twisted::twisted:

what a jerk.. that breaks my heart that people refuse to let some of these wonderful trucks be restored. what a horrible way for them to go.. :(

:ditto: nice vids.. looks like one **** of a fun time to me! :twisted:

very nice.. any particular reason you do quail?

Howdy back! And welcome to the site. :)

Welcome to the site, can't wait to see your big steel beast! :-D

Dankt Burschen, sind Sie beide sehr gütig.

as said above- read read read, and just talk to people, post on threads and stuff, eventually you catch on. i did. :)

you sure are the youngest member by far! skipped the trucycle and headed into the MV's eh? haha, im joking- really though welcome aboard. :)

a bit on confusion in this thread.. i suppose i ought just come out and say it. from what i could find it seems that it is a 1944 Minneapolis Moline NTX. the link i posted a few posts up has more information on it. that link can be seen again here: OFF ROAD ADVENTURES MAGAZINE (special thanks...

did she agree to the second date? :p

oh soo too late.... :drool: :drool: :drool:

here you go scanner, maybe this will help. OFF ROAD ADVENTURES MAGAZINE :-D