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This very same thing happened to me over a year ago. I bid $1000 on a M35A2, and it listed my bid as $10,000. I was absolutely certain that the bid I had entered was only $1000. It took a LOT of talking to get that fixed! In the end, they did not ban me or suspend my account.

How many of the brackets are on your box?

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About those heaters... I hope to have them picked up soon by the SS load train. If they need to disappear sooner, I will arrange that. Are you wanting a 302, PB? Will a case of PBR work too? (I owe you a LOT of cold ones!)

As Stretch said... Don't use IE, (Internet Explorer) it stinks. Firefox is MUCH better.

Welcome to the site! It is good to see another member form this neck of the woods.

I stumbled across two running 302's w/transmissions in IL. They are not mine, nor do I know the guy selling. I just ran across them by accident. He is cutting up three '52 GMC's to make hillbilly mud trucks and he is selling the engines. I don't know what they are worth, but he wants $300 for...

I will be at the Jeff City, MO GL lot on Tuesday if anyone needs anything looked at. I could pick-up something small-ish as well.

Congrats on the M109! I will be going out there on Tuesday for a recovery, and I could take any pics or inspect if you would like. PM me. Your truck looks to be a good one, (I was bidding too, but I got out at $1200). It even has the rear heater, hardtop, rifle mounts on the dash, cab heater...

I just had my M35A2 in Cape the other week on my way to/from Van Buren for a float trip.

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I live in Chester IL (across from Perryville). You could stop by anytime and poke around if you want.

will you be empty heading back to TX?

Kind of off topic, but I was looking over the above linked thread of desertdeuces's again. I believe the pictures he took here are of the ever elusive MC-1. What say you Kenny? I know David was looking for any of these that may have survived.

Here is the M310 trailer...

Nice looking truck! BTW, thanks for the pics and info on mine.

On torquing the flywheel bolts... I installed the transmission/engine adapter (aluminum piece) to the engine, and inserted 8 of the transmission bolts to where they would bottom out on the rear facing surface of the flywheel. They had sufficient clamping force to prevent the engine from trying...

Yup, a V17A/MTQ. Mine is a '53 REO built truck. I am missing the adjustable "gin poles", and I would be quite interested in any detailed pictures of them if you get a chance; particularly the point sections. BTW, the matching trailer for the V17A/MTQ is the M310, Cable Reel Trailer. Of which...

REO, Studebaker, Curtiss-Wright, Kaiser-Jeep, AMGeneral,... All the same from a parts interchangeability stand-point.

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