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Congrats Shadow1. That's two bikes this year.

Welcome from Nor. cal.

Isn't this the same organization that killed someone who was riding on a moving tank and slipped onto the tracks and was crushed? You need to respect the equipment you're messing with. I'm sorry for the loss of a person, but this kind of carelessness is dangerous to our hobby.

Ugh! i have to be the only knuckle head without a half track!!!!

It helps when we know where you're from.

Whereabouts in nor cal?

Go for it. The price seems right so there is little to lose. Sent from my SM-G900V using Tapatalk

Not too far from me. There is a guy in the Bay Area who specializes in humvees. Very knowledgeable. Be sure to come to tower park in Lodi. You just missed the spring meet. There will be another in the fall.

Welcome from another Cali guy. Where in Cali do you hail from?

Focus on the basics: when changing the filters, the sealing surfaces must be very clean. mark a line between the canister and the oil filter housing so the canister goes back at the same spot. the Napa filters come with two different seals, don't use the wrong one. make sure the oil canister...

Looks awesome. Your place looks beautiful also.

All I can is WOW! Great find.

When all else fails, use heat to get them to let go of each other. Also, welcome from Nor. cal.

Outstanding. Thanks much.

I'd like to bring 900 series windshield glass to tower park. Does anyone have the dims?

I'd take them all. Let me know if choose to bail out.

Fiberglass troop seats....:drool:

For those CUCV fans I'll have several parts available for sale including doors and fenders. I also have MV windshield glass for M35, M800, M38, M151, available. If anyone can give me 900 series dimensions, I can bring those as well. I'll be there Thursday thru Sunday at cabin #230.

Gimbyrobb has complete sets.

Same thing happened to me when I was near 29 palms...AKA; middle of know where....Do as Gimpyrobb says and crack open ANY bleeder port. A bleeder port on a wheel cylinder is an easy one to reach without climbing under the truck. You'll get instant relief but then, you'll not have safe brakes...