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Greg's calling it a night. He's off the interstate at an exit north of his previous location. Another flat tire. Will have to locate a rim, maybe two,(15" 6 hole). Likely will get an early start in the morning. I informed him I have 15"tires for him if needed. I found 2 rims if the trailer...

Military version of a rear spare mount.

Why not change the mirror mounts if you want to "narrow it up" a bit? Those are not correct for that unit. Those mirror brackets are for a bridge truck. There were more styles used than pictured here.

[thumbzup] I had emailed Glen links to both of the upcoming MV Events in Ohio. http://www.marlborovolunteersinc.com/rth2012/flyer.pdf Alliance, ohio Some Alliance pics here. http://www.steelsoldiers.com/members-rides/62008-mv-spotted-thread-21.html#post1179882 MOMV_2012...

It was great meeting Bob and Wes. A pleasure dealing with Andy also! The guys did a great job working a very long day. :beer:

Sorry to view your bad fortune Joseph. :shock: :(

Actually that truck had been a M51 dump before adding deuce bed.

Another nice save .

Trumbull Sheriffs got 4 and painted them black. Alliance police have this sweetheart!

I have heard from Dave. He is in the process of moving the 27 years he has accumulated while at current location to a new home elsewhere. He is also selling 200+ acres of hunting ground. Busier than a one armed paper hanger. His one man band needs time to get it all together. I have always...

Yes, found it at a garage sale.

The hitch on my mule looks as near as any oem would if I had ever seen any such animal. I have a regulation pintle for it also.

Mule in Tow! Mule in tow.

Congratulations Brian on your new truck! [thumbzup] :beer: :jumpin: nopics

There was a thread about this truck some time back. http://www.steelsoldiers.com/deuce-modification-hot-rodding/84912-if-you-look-past-shiny-wheels.html

Located on frame behind drivers side front tire.

Lonesome715 likely will have the story.

Don't feel bad, they came from a bad place went to a good place!

Wait until it stops hurting and starts to itch! :hammer:

Been running 33/12.50's for nearly 40 years on GM square body 4x4's and never lifted one or cut out a fender well as long as I was using a GM wheel. Only fitment problems I ever had occurred when using aftermarket wheels.