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You caught that to. ;-) If you have some room, there are items in OKC that need a ride to GA. Maybe send a trailer load with him? :mrgreen:

That is the drain tube that comes from the back of the valley of the engine. All it is is a tube. Nothing else. I have only seem them on the newer GEP 6.5L engines.

98G is through OKC often. He may be able to get them to Arizonia. As a matter of fact he will be passing though in the next couple of days. Readup up on his road trip . http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?142404-Tucson-to-Ft-Bliss-to-OKC-to-Ft-Riley-to-St-Louis-and-back

Www.okcauctionservices.com

It is your lucky day http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?142970-OKC-gt-2005-LSSV-w-Duramax-for-Sale

Just marking it territory. :mrgreen:

That is whatever a moderator feels it is.

You guys are close to making this thread political and will get it closed. Also the language is not appropriate per the rules that have been in place for a long time. Watch your step.

Maybe you can use the soda wash electrolysis method. Remove the unit, build a trough and soak the davit for a day or so. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y4yYF8gSHdA

I still have the brush guards. There may be some GL items heading to the GA rally soon. What me to through them on the truck? Truck looks great.

I would have to go to Hooker, Steel Erections, Licking, MO, Beaver, OK and then home.

80,000+ on the original Chevy CUCVs. I have heard that less that 1000 CUCV-IIs where built. No idea on how few LSSVs there are. And you can see Stonepicker has most of them :mrgreen:

Found a couple of pictures of this 809 series but I have never seen one with a pole-setter on the back. The wheel cut outs on the bed don't look right. Maybe it is just an optical illusion. Frankenstein? Any ideas?

The bracket is the correct one for the 700R4 diesel setup. As stated is just one piece of the puzzle (hardest to find)

Not much in Hooker anymore. Was through there and Slapout many times back in my oil patch days. ( OK guys get you minds out of the gutter ;-) ) I won't be able to attend but have a good time!!!

The original 100+ where all hauled to Camp Gruber in Oklahoma. As far as w know they are just sitting there waiting to be used for target practice. However they are not seen on Google Earth anymore. Late last year the Oklahoma Forestry service did sell 15 at auction after the DLA released...

Two totally different operations.

We might be able to setup a GoFundMe account to help build/buy one of these https://www.google.com/search?q=cardboard+helicopter&espv=2&biw=1440&bih=775&tbm=isch&tbo=u&source=univ&sa=X&ved=0CDwQsARqFQoTCM3Igce0g8cCFUqPDQod3AUFNg#imgrc=_

Welcome from the USA. You have quite a collection of MVs. Please post some pictures.

It is a '86 Air Force Deuce. As far as I know it is still a single circuit system. (87-89 had the dual circuit) Park it until it is fixed.