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Ding ding ding we have a winner.....I think rofl

Thanks for the update. I am glad to see some progress. By "new" engine do you mean another, or one totally done already? And may I ask what the BFG Krawler tires are for? Lookin good!

:shock: PPHHHFFFTTT, speak for yourself!!! lmfao rofl

Speaking of the detroits....I was at the National John Deere Two-Cylinder Expo at Waterloo, and one of the exhibits there was a 4020 with a 6V92 Detroit swapped in. Others have done it also, with bigger ones....here are the pics. Yes that is a random guy, and yes, sorry for the slight blurryness.

I don't think that is such a good idea....:o

Subscribed......:shock:

Ultimate :funny::funny::rolleyes: Thanks for the laughs guys. Welcome GIP (I must remember not to type out GIMP...) to the site, you and your chicken's antics are enjoyed alongside WM's (Elmo excluded specifically). roflroflrofl[thumbzup]

Great looking truck! I love the matching pattern.

SasSanta, that is an awesome truck. I like the dual intakes & exhausts. That hardtop is really nice too. Maybe you would drive it more if it was green....lol.rofl

I would think something on top of the hatchback would be way too high, and over a desirable cog. Plus it would be a pita to make a hatch that strong, and still removable...but maybe you don't want that. Also, how are you gonna get that buggy up and down from there??? I wanna see that. Your...

I think it could be neat. A larger, deuce-HMMWV.2cents I am glad I am not the only one who uses the paint program.

You have an M109, isn't that boat enough for you? hehehe!rofl:grin:

Sounds good, too bad I won't be able to make it.

:doh::doh::doh: is all I have to say about that....

I think I know the one kid in the back of the truck...he is from my school. I didn't see you there recently, when were you there. I made it this last week, and for blackout nite.

The front part of the dump box that sits over the cab.

;) It's not a flying brick is it???rofl (Space Cowboys) I know many older construction/excavating equipment ran the old Detroits, like excavators, loaders, and I think many cranes. Certainly off road dumps too. But they are reliable, simple, and popular, so the engine should be the least of...

Just label one FREE, and then charge for the other and label it. Ill let you figure out which is which...:beer:

:drool: I like that floor plan Rayzer. The only minor changes I'd make were covered by JD. I like hauling the small deployable vehicle. (Escape pod in emergency...):mrgreen:

That is interesting. I knew Massey H. made some for the mil., along with IH, la tourneau, USTRAC, etc, however, I did not know they were so rare. Deere used some for the mil, that weren't designated, and some for plane tugs, mowers, etc. Is this what Massey did?