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Going by what everyone says about GL, (on and off this board), I think it should go back to the DMRO system.

We have a place here in town that sells gov't vehicles. They have two 715's in very good condition with very solid bodies. (Ex-fire rigs)

I'll agree with the $500. to $1,000. very tops Early or not you can put the $$$ towards something better these days. Just my opionion.

That truck has an awful lot of rust on it. Where has it been to accumalate that much rust since it was a recent GL release??

Please don't take this the wrong way but why bother changing it to 4X4?? I'm sure there's plenty of Jeeps that are already 4X4 that you can buy without having to re-engineer this one. Just my opionion.

Re: RE: Re: How much is your Deuce My agent says they broker thru JC Taylor. I would still think about personal coverage to protect what you've worked for all your life.

Perhapsing they could get GL to bring some Dueces to sell from Tobyhanna or other nearby bases. Perhaps they could also have some of those WWII Jeeps taken from those secret warehouses or M151's or even some HUMVEES !!!

I would strongly consider a personal liability policy of at least, and I mean at least of 1 million dollars. (Only $100. or so a year). Those dueces can do some serious damage in an accident and all it takes is a good lawyer ---

Taking this idea from the G503 (WWII Jeep) site. "Original Condition" or "As Found" or "Unrestored" Be a great forum to post pics of those "Barn Finds" (We could exclude GL buys as thats already covered in other forums).

Re: RE: Tank in Dunmore, Pa. Ummmm --- it's a tank, green in color, has two tracks and a great big gun on it !!! :roll: :wink: :? :lol:

Coming thru town sunday -- came down a hill and follow the road to the right and here's a tank sitting in a triangle in the road!! Course because of the traffic had to take an "Oh wow" look and keep going. Anyone know the story behind this tank? Engine still in it?? Does it ever get driven?? I'm...

WOW !!! There has been almost 4,800 views of this topic to date !!!

Was'nt the CCKW the first official Duece? Wait-a-minute -- wait-a-minute __ I believe it was always referred to as the "duece and a half"

What about Vintage Power Wagons.

Was the Bantam part of the "Twice a year clearance sale" ?? :lol:

Is Bob M.(from NY) making the return trip in his P.O.V. with youse guys??

In my opionion/knowledge -- Yep, YOU'RE the one buying it from the gov. He's/she's buying it from YOU. You have to have it in your name. Someone can correct me if I'm wrong.

I'm sure in this situation his yard/sheds looks much better and ready to recieve more "good stuff"!! I'm hearing that lately it's like the old scrap drives of WWII at the scrap yards. There's long lines of people waiting to get weighed. They're also saying that some of the stuff is too good to...

Reminds me that I have a VHS tape from Vintage Video that demonstrates the proper use of all size front winches on the military trucks. Shows many points discussed here. It would probably be an idea for a club to pick up a DVD/Tape and ad it to thier video library.

Youse guys brought up an interesting idea for MV shows. Put on a winch operation class/demonstration!! There's plenty of trucks around w/winches and to show how one operates a winch safely would sure draw a crowd I bet. All someone would need is a winch equipped truck and some kind of dead...