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For Guyfang, Barracks, Baumholder Motor pool. https://www.army.mil/article/252464/baumholder_commemorates_70_years_of_american_military_presence

First photo, French army endowment.

Today the cabin and the hood are detached, ready to be lifted. First of all I will take care of the doors and the disassembled parts.

Very nice photos, thank you.

For those who love disassembly, this is the best. The handbrake cable was severed. A severe air leak!

I started to lighten the cabin by removing the doors, their weight and 76 lb each.

Yes, You read my thoughts. I started the base, it will be finished tomorrow. As usual, built with recycled iron.

Next step. With this drawing you will understand where I am coming from. Back in the build.

I received the hub key, I plan to transform it for torque tightening. The interior of the 10 wheels are painted. The hubs and drum too.

All ten wheels are sandblasted and primed. Rebuilt and reassembled both front wheel cylinders.

Disassemble, clean and reassemble the four hubs. Two wheel cylinders save. One the cups to change and one out of service.

Magic tool! Assemble or disassemble the springs the first time. Some of you may know but I've never seen it in any subject. In the toolbox.

I am going to tell you two secrets. - The general condition of this truck is very committed, everything must be dismantled for verification, it leaves me nothing past. Don't misunderstand what I'm showing you, the rooms are either rebuilt or cleaned twice rather than once, like the sweeping...