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OK, I was under the impression that you had not. You prob got that by now...my bad. All I can further say is to check those brands. But I will look too. All right, I got one, but it is considered an extreme offroad tire...the Maxxis Creepy Crawler...

Still not sure on what you want... What are you gonna use the truck for? What kind of weather will you be driving in? What kind of terrain do you drive on most? Do you have a preference on looks? How about brand loyalty? To help you answer your question, I need background info...

Google is your friend. Try ProComp, Firestone, GoodYear, BFG, Maxxis, Kuhmo, Dunlop, Nitto, Falken, Cooper, Mickey Thompson, MasterCraft, Interco (they have other tires), Toyo, General, Michelin and just about everyother manufacturer of pickup tires... Do you want mud tires or all terrains?

Whew, I gotta stop reading all those old threads, I hadn't noticed you were gone, I keep seeing old posts by you...

I do, and we still got one...you come on up and we'll go. I need to meet you guys sometime anyhow...:D

Might be time for that CAT to get a winch on the back....

Do work over top of the rad, so as to not damage it????

Pic #3 looks like overkill for a grain truck, unless you farm rice paddies...

If I am thinking about the same Troy you are, then that is roughly 20min from my house, and I learned something new today...neat.

SAVE IT! :twisted:2cents:grd:

Realtree AP Pink sweet pattern.

OK, I am subscribing for real this time...although I have been following and feel subscribed already... Great job Ray, I will definately match the fancy camper.:shock:

Fishplate being weld plates to both sides of each framerail, I am not talking about stacking two frames by any means. You could box it too, but I don't know if I would.

I can't see to be able to tell you... Nice truck, too bad its only the size of a matchbox, lol.:beer:

Sweet! For the Mark II version, will there be running water and a bathroom? YOu mentioned water but I wasn't sure on how far you are planning on going with that... Good luck and thanks for posting.

Sigh....I can't keep up with Lego anymore. Now they have pieces like that M2 or the wheels. Things like that add to the detail of whatever you built, but takes out some of the simplicity of the lego concept to me... Great job by the little guy! I want to know where the above stated parts came...

Bolt in place, fishplate the frame, read BFR's thread...and Cranetruck's too while you're at it.:-o

I think we are talking about real gun trucks, from the past.

Lookin Good!

Read, read, search, read some more....hahaha. Whats the plan? Why are you shortening the truck? Inquiring minds need to know....PICS TOO!!!:D