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Here is a few that I can recall: 28-29.7 MHz Amateur Radio Comms. 30-32 MHz Business Comms 33-34 MHz Public safety, mostly Fire Comms. 35-36 MHz Business Comms. 37-39 MHz Public Safety Comms. Tune around and see what you can find. Most low band communications has been moved to higher...

I arrived just as the Convoy was leaving the Hotel. It was a great to see the mighty gun trucks getting on the Interstate belching black exhaust smoke, roaring past the onlookers and displaying our glorious American flag. A true spectacle to behold. I had a chat with Dan from the gun truck...

I will be coming down on Thursday, would you like me to bring anything? Karl

After finding two clogged water passages in the heads during a recent head gasket repair, I wanted to see what was in the coolant filter. Not too bad but still trapped some sludge. I flushed the system a year ago and installed a new filter system at that time. The people at the local NAPA tell...

If you get Antique or Classic tags, you do not need a CDL. This information is on the PENNDOT web page: "Commercial motor vehicle." A motor vehicle designed or used to transport passengers or property: (1) if the vehicle has a gross vehicle weight rating of 26,001 or more pounds or such...

It was at the Boalsburg Museum. The weather was really hot. However there was a nice breeze and we had some portable shade. Karl

We had a great time at the Last Cruise Car show. After the show we had our own convoy for the spectators with 7 MV's. 3 Deuces, 2 Jeeps, one M1010 and one M1009. Thanks to all that brought MV's to the show. Here are a few pictures. Karl

Dan, It's fine where it sits. I can get my trucks in and out of the garage. I will read up on how to repair the brake issues as well. We will get it repaired and back to your home. I just hope your Deuce stays away from my Deuce. I dont want any little suprises later. Karl

I recently installed a new one on my M1009. This was the first one I ever did and it took me about a day.

Where in PA is your son? Perhaps there will be a SS Member nearby that can help.

The Last Cruise Car show will be held this year on July 24th at the PA Military Museum in State College, PA. This show has all types of vehicles including a Military entry class. Several of us with MV's from the area are planning on bringing our vehicles to the show. We would really like to...

We use a military shelter and military antenna masts for Field Day. Makes things much easier to set up and operate.

I changed mine last weekend, I bought a magnetic socket from Snap On for the hidden bolts on the front. It worked great for the removal and installation. Make notes of where all the different length bolts the intake manifold has. Not to hard of a job, take pictures of it before you tear it...

I agree with Stihl029. Optima quality is not what it used to be.

I put the engine back together this weekend. Installed new the head gaskets, new hoses, clamps and all associated gaskets. Changed oil and filters too. I was able to get a used exhaust manifold from a neighbor. The heads were machined and checked by a professional engine repair facility. It...

I made my own out of a 7/8 inch wrench and a short adapter. I got the idea from the pictures that others have posted. The third one back from the front took me more than two hours. Someone else had tried to turn the nut before and rounded it. I finally turned it enough with the wrench and...

The truck was blowing oil out the back of the engine. I finally had the time to take it apart and found three places where the gasket was gone, torn or worn. What a surprise. Another surprise was the broken exhaust manifold. I would like to thank all that have posted information on...

Great post. Lots of good info. I did mine twice by myself. It was a learning experience. This site sure helped me with a lot of great suggestions on how to remove a Deuce transmission. One hint; After its all back together and you go to test it, make sure you put the transfer case back in...

I picked mine up last week, took the trailer assuming that it wouldn't make it the 120 miles home. I was right, it just barely started and we had to struggle to get it on the trailer. Here are a few pictures. Glad you made it home Ryan.

Antenna tie down point?