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Wanted to point a couple things out : 1. I doubt that crawler-dozer is military. The green is wrong, and I don't ever recall reading about Drott selling dozers to the military. Back in the 50s and 60s, CATERPILLAR ruled the military dozer scene. 2. Note on the Chevy's hood, you can still see...

With scrap prices as low as they are now (around $200 a ton), it may have been more profitable to take all their cars and trucks they had in the yard and auction them off. There was a similar auction of classic cars and trucks out of a junkyard in the Midwest back in 2006, netted a good deal...

Is the deuce a redneck truck? Yes. No further verbiage required.

If this would fall on a weekend, I might have to convoy up with rsites and dm22630, who live in the same town as I.

Ooooooh. UN blue. Good color choice for this board. (sarcasm) :wink:

Work on a trade-off: ask if you can leave a FMTV belonging to your unit in the place of that M35, and bring the old beast home. Good luck in your quest! Like Ozarker said, no Steel Soldier should be left behind....

That's pretty quick notice, considering today is Sunday. Any way we can back that up until Feb. 1st? I don't have money available until next weekend and I need a 27x18 space. :cry:

Last one I saw at Coleman's, out in the weeds, I picked up for $20 in good shape. Plastic battery boxes are where you find them, if I'm ever at a salvage yard, or a parts source, and I see a good deal I pick it up. That one went to builder77, so it's in the truck that was his. Not sure who...

Here's a couple pics of nickd's setup. I like it as well, but from what I understand the front axle is near load limit with the winch etc. up front, the towbar mounted up front doesn't help add tread life to the tires either. I will probably be mounting my towbar in the bed somewhere.

Already did a couple years back when I had "What can green do for you" Steel Soldiers T-shirts. I checked a couple places. What I got was, unless we used the SAME EXACT SLOGAN (i.e. 'what can brown do for you?'), or in some way used the UPS logo in an original or slightly modified fashion, or...

Awesome recovery! That's a great piece of history, worthy of a resto. Looks in great shape too, except for the clutch, perhaps!

SteelSoldiers.com.... Because only dorks drive a Honda. SteelSoldiers.com....My other car is a tank. No. Really. SteelSoldiers.com.... "Is that your truck?" "WHAT?!?" SteelSoldiers.com.... Osama bin Laden is stuck in my NDTs. SteelSoldiers.com.... Real men ride ugly green trucks. Real...

Gee, I wonder what "other charges" the unlicensed driver was arrested for? Could it be the person didn't have a driver's license because they didn't have the documents needed to GET ONE?!? Hey, wgt, at least you can look at this as being a form of job security! Noone builds them like you!

Austin Weber has a pile of slave cables and parts for same. He sells on eBay under the name beltfed34.

Try these guys - they were listed as MVPA affiliates in the Houston, TX area. http://www.bmmp.org/

Looks like a S-250 to me. Also ran a Google search on the AN/TTC-48 set and it came back as being mounted in an S-250. Are you sure the S-250 is supposed to be 86" long? That's only 7 foot 2 inches. The other measurement of 102" is 8 foot 6 inches. Probably fit a HMMWV or M1028 a little...

Well, just scored a Hadley 29" air horn for my deuce. I will not be replacing the stock air horn setup, merely adding a spare "big rig" horn in there for my own satisfaction, I guess. Cost me about $45 used on eGay, with all the hardware to install, in very nice condition. Sure beats paying...

Good luck in your search. I will be hitting a couple hamfests in the near future, if I see one, I'll snag it for you. I can use a MT-297 mount myself, so if I find a MT-299 anywhere, I'll bag it.

I love the grab handle idea - I'm gonna have to add that to mine, it's really hard to pull my fat butt up onto the bumper right now. That might help.... ...and, possibly losing 20 pounds might too.

Those are some awesome photos! He sure went all-out in his restorations, the attention to detail is quite amazing! God speed, Mr. Littlefield...