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A couple deuce with tire rack pics from the net.

You gotta love it. It takes a lot of pluck to do something like that! [thumbzup] :beer:

SuperJoe and LowTech, I added info/edited post#20 with some more answers. Pic of 14.5 and a 395.

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Same truck, different tires. Garmin verified at indicated 2600rpm. 900-20 55mph 1100-20 64mph 14.5-20 64mph 395-20 72mph These are top speeds reached. I do not drive around at 72+ mph with the largest tires. I do spend a lot of it running 55-65. My deuce trucks seem happiest running 43"...

This Allison MT643 was bolted to a Detroit in a Canadian military truck. Likely would fit behind a multifuel.

Instead of a short wheelbase jeep try it in a tractor pulling a trailer. The two are never in sink from one expansion joint to the next.

It's been almost a year so, here's another pic and a bump. Sorry it is not a deuce pic!

Captured from the movie "Red Dawn". Three more pics of the tractor sleeper. Pic of a Mog communications box on a 105 frame. Photoshopped custom box on long wheelbase.

About 20 of these at a small airfield near my campsite in southwestern Ontario. Protecting tobacco and ginseng crops.

Last time I drove I70 from Indy to the Ohio line it nearly knocked the truck apart. I80 across Iowa was undriveable, like a washboard. They must have had the most sway-backed concrete forms ever. I dropped south and picked up US36, a great highway. Can anyone update the condition of these...

Don't know where you will find them but, they are out there.

That was several years back and a 976 mile trip where even some interstates were partially closed. Have never had any problems from this trip. I could not cut a hole in the cardboard as I had to stop several times adjusting the size of coverage to get the temp to 180. I had even too little open...

Monkeyboyarmy on this site is just across the state line from you between Ashtabula and Youngstown. I hear he has A3's and 5 tons for sale.

It's not in the way as much as the photo implies. It's sturdy, lockable, paintable, and got plenty of room inside.

I think this truck looks great.

I might do something for one of my trucks like this one.

I have bought several M35's from GL that were equipped with air assist steering. One of them had the air shut off valve closed on the firewall. After turning it on I discovered the inline air regulator for the steering assist was leaking badly. I figure they thought it was easier to shut the air...

33.3" tires and NO lift, sheet metal trimming, or tire rub.