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I'm not sure it's a M275 - the frame is M35 length, and it has the M35 tool box under the cab where the long tractor-specific fuel tank should be. Are you sure that the cab and data plates didn't come off a M275 tractor, and they just dropped it onto a M35 frame?

Think that'll be it? Thought there's more to it than that.

The passenger side windshield on my deuce is starting to delaminate, getting that cloudy white look on the bottom of the glass, on the inside. No way to fix it, but man, the rest of the inner windshield is primo. No rust, works great, etc. Is there any company out there that can rebuild the...

Memphis Equipment prided itself in selling fiberglass tops, windshield frames and front ends for many years. Perhaps it was from them? I'd buy it and go back to the standard front end, piece by piece. The look this thing has now is kinda silly....

I'd like to have a wrecker someday - a lot of work would be able to get done with it! Course, I need a bigger yard first....

Good solution. I used 3-foot metal rods that were off-the-shelf at ACE Hardware, and simply dropped into place. Course, they could still poke an eye out, but it was the simplest solution since the truck came with holes drilled in the bumpers for them to begin with.

Here's a guy with an old bridge truck, a gasser, he pulled the entire run....

PM sent, buddy....

Hey the weather's warmer, frodo - tank retrieval party!

Need the power cable to go from the battery or transient suppressor MX-7777 to the power connector on the VIC-3 main box, the CD-82/VRC. I have what is referred to in the manual as the power cable, the CX-13468, but the -20&P manual says that this is to be routed into the power connection on...

Some of mine that I have owned.

Just to counter the "don't do it, it will cost a fortune" folks, if you have the $$$ to spend to restore it right, by all means do it. It's a great investment - all WWII tanks and heavy tracked vehicles, except for the common high speed tractors and half tracks, bring $100K or more. There are...

Looks like M915s are half off, as well.

To resurrect a thread from LONG ago - I found a few of them on my old hard drive. Thought I would share them with you all.

Did mine with old shelter halves and 4" memory foam. Have to change the driver's seat though - with 4" foam in the seat back, I'm too close to the steering wheel and my legs are cramped.

Found this in the New Jersey Herald online. Typical Herald - they got the details wrong on so many counts. They misspelled my name, said I was a Vietnam veteran (I was born in 1974), and quoted me as saying something that SrJeeper said. They said that the M813-series trucks served in Vietnam...

I'm high bidder. If I win this truck, will begin the process of parting it out, it's not worthy of staying that crappy looking in one piece.

Here's some other pics of HMMWVs I've saved from other shows, perhaps they can give you a couple ideas.

See this HMMWV from the MTA show this past weekend. Had every accessory known to man on it, and several known to monkeys.

Has anyone ever restored a full length semi trailer, such as the M127 stake flatbed trailer? All the ones I have ever seen in person are beat to crap, the wood all rotten and split, and the metal rusty as heck. However I seem to remember a picture somewhere showing a full restoration, painted...