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Bring a deuce or a 5 ton. Tell her it's a newer model with soft suspension and a/c. She won't know you lied until it's too late!

*cough* http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?106858-Military-Clearance-Lights-NOS-Red-Lens *cough* Sorry, couldn't resist. I'll show myself out. rofl

Ok, how about some more psychotic Lego action? http://lego.gizmodo.com/incredible-500-000-piece-lego-recreation-of-famous-worl-731108588

Welcome to the site! Here are some threads that will help you out: http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?3256-Any-problems-with-tapping-one-battery-for-12v-accessories http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?23356-questions-about-5-tons-24-to-12-volt...

Several points: Sometimes a "custom" speedo cable has to be made-SM465 compatible end on one end, M37 (or AutoMeter uin your case) compatible end at the other and a specific length. I believe some speedo shops can create such things, but I have no first hand experience with this. If you can...

To clarify this thread: Early M105's (and water buffaloes) have one air line and do not have safety brakes. Later models (both 105 and WB) have 2 air hoses and those are the ones with a breakaway system.

If that's the case, it would probably be easier to buy an A2 and sell his A1 versus upgrading his A1.

Your State doesn't have any kind of grandfathering system? Is a '55 Bel Air required to have dual circuit brakes?

There's a good word document here somewhere (I have a new laptop and don't have it yet) called "So you want to buy a deuce"-if someone can post it up, that'd be swell. Deuces are drying up (dried up) from GL (and the few that are left are overpriced), so more or less, you'll be buying from a...

I an not an experienced off-roader, like I am at drag strips and road courses, so everything is a challenge to me! It's a real challenge to try and get down a sloped hill when it's wet-you constantly have to plan for where you will land if something bad happens. The first year we were at...

You can thank me when you come to the rally in October! I accept frosty adult beverages. :)

1. Has to be hose rated for immersion in diesel. Info here: http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?69184-Check-your-fuel-pump!!! 2. Pretty fair space, but I don't know what the TM calls for. The military spaced the pickup up a bit so contaminants/debris could get in the tank and not...

I am going to share some photos with ya'll of a private trip we took. Squirt-truck and I are friends with some guys in the Land Rover hobby and they invited us on one of their "British truck" offroading trips at D-town this past February. So he took the M37 along with Dumpster and I took the...

I've had several that had been glued/RTV'd to the tank. Pull harder. :)

Here's the thing: The in-house search got awful after the most recent upgrade-up until then, that's always what I'd used. So I've moved to google. But, the in-house search still has two nice features: You can filter by forum and by author. That helps a lot. So I'd vote for keeping both...

An M38A1, a Weasel and an OT-90 are an impressive collection for a collector of any age. Bring the OT-90 to the next rally!

http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?109910-Oil-in-air-tanks&p=1387012#post1387012

You can correct PB in person, I'll personally show you where his camp is set up. Looking forward to seeing you in October! :)

If the electric motor runs and all the spacers are in the bottom like they should be, the pump should work. These are amazingly resilient pumps. My '87 A2C had a disgusting, sludged up tank, it was awful. I had the pump vatted along with the tank and pump still works. I've had it in the...

And helmets. *cough* M813 *cough*