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I've definitely considered an M35A3. I always figured they would be costlier upfront, but maybe I really need to just wait...

As the title says, I may find myself ready to take the plunge before much longer. Work is picking up and I may be somewhat well funded by the end of next month. Of course there are always much better things to blow my money on, but the green fever generally results in depleted bank account...

Love your thread, Rockwell. Build finished yet?

I commend you for rescuing her! I myself am the proud owner of an incomplete, non running M928A1. Was the first vehicle I ever owned, has never run since I've owned it, and only finally saw it in person a month ago. People laugh at me for this thing all the time, including many fellow MV...

Recently, a long-dead but oh so very useful thread in the Deuce board was bumped by someone. Much as the title suggests, that one had people's experiences regarding weights of parts of these trucks, often helpful when getting shipping quotes or, worst case, estimating scrap value of unwanted...

Great thread! Admin/Mod, what are the possibilities of making this one a "sticky"?

Looking good! I know that truck well as of now...

Keep her. You'll regret it if you don't. Yes, time and money get in the way, but each and every one of these trucks is like their own living person.

Welcome to the 5 ton money suck...

Some have done it. These trucks are truly pieces of living history, another reason to preserve them as they are.

I've since wondered: Would a "truck" GPS not have led us down some of those crazy roads? I mean there's gotta be ways for truckers in the 21st century to avoid scenarios such as we experienced...

Tree branches and cargo covers and soft tops, ya know...not always the best combination

Several more recently but posted them in the member-recognition section...

Situation resolved. Assistance no longer needed.

Oh and some of those roads just plain sucked anyway...

Finally made it home yesterday. Whew. 20 days straight of you fellow crazy army truck enthusiasts, what a trip! Ex-motorpool neighbor who we had over for dinner last night was shaking their head in a belly laugh at the "trailer" story. It has become more and more apparent to me that Steel...

Looking good! I wouldn't mind one of these myself.

Welcome to the hobby! These trucks are lots of fun, extremely useful, and are easy to work on