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I too am interested in a heater kit.

You can use rattle cans and there are CARC replacements that match CARC paint very nicely. But it won't last very long. There just isn't enough pigment and hardeners in rattle can paint. Spray gun on some CARC would probably be the best option.

I don't recall ever seeing fuel lines on O.D. Iron??? But yes spares are good.

I measured 32.5 inches on the front of my stock deuce tire (9.00x20). IL and many other state's vehicle codes read: "It is unlawful to operate upon any highway of this State any vehicle with a front bumper height that exceeds 28 inches or a rear bumper height that exceeds 30 inches, regardless...

Anyone with know the bumper height from the ground to the bottom of the front and rear bumpers is with 1400x20 tires?

Looks good! How much lift do you have on your truck?

Yes, make sure your fuel filters are good first. That could be the problem.

I have done quite a bit of sandblasting and it is cheaper to do it yourself if you have the right equipment. First you need to ensure that your compressor can hold up to the task without burning it up. I have a 75gal that stores 175psi with a 6.5HP motor. You can do a decent job with a 40lbs...

Put me in for one please. Looks good.

Yes, PIC are always nice. Maybe some before and afters?

11.00x20 Michelins XL's are a nice upgade, and you don't have to upgrade your rims. Anything bigger and you should get bigger rims. They are radials and you find them for $100 to $200. a tire in nice condition.

Yes, keep the diff full of fluid and head for home. I think there is a small channel that is usually plugged with a piece of corke and they go bad. This lets the diff fluid run out through the wheel hub. I don't think this is a road side repair. Good luck.

Good point DaveP.

The electric would be safer, but typically will not put out the kind of heat you need if it is below 15 degrees. This will especially true if you are picking up a soft top. I have used a MR heater and secured it down with a good deal of warmth. However, if you let it get too warm, and due to...

So if one were to go the NAPA route, whatsize connectors and what size hose would be needed? Should galvanized pipe be used as connectors? Thanks in advance.

Thanks, did not see the wiki. How about some facts regaurding the pros and cons of stock v.s. bigger, or singling?

Anyone know where I might find a motor can? Whay is the weight of a motor can?

Did you modify the rims or are they stock? Looks good.

Does anyone know where to find an engine stand for a multifuel? I think these are around 1850lbs, right?

I don't think these trucks could make it through 30" of snow with 9.00x20 tires. But I have never tried it nor had the chance to. I have gone through a 2 foot snow drift for 50 yards though.