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Best deal...how is that possible on a tan top, for example, with CLINTOGF's selling for $125. The same top goes for $75 more from GMA.

The M939 series cabs are DEFINITELY not made of stainless steel. I have owned several and can attest to this, and you can look at the thread posted by Chris Stansbury (STEELSOLDIER) showing pictures of this cab floor.

Check with John Winslow. I believe he had a couple residue trailers, although he may have scrapped them.

I concur with JAKOB. I have never run either, but, from the tread alone, I would say that the Goodyear runs better on pavement and the Michelin runs better off-road. I would almost guarantee that I am correct, although this is only a guess.

The A3 trailers are much nicer than the A2 trailers...however, the landing leg sucks! It is really wimpy. The manual clearly states that you should not move the trailer with a load in it while rolling the landing leg. The landing leg on my trailer is bent and half of the trailers that I've...

The prices have gone up substantially since then. The cheapest price I remember was around $169. Now, they get around $208 delivered...I am going on memory...a simple call or check of their website will confirm this. I know they no longer sell tops as cheaply as $140.

Thanks, FINRIZZO!:-D I can't remember what you original screen name was, but it was cool!

Be careful as there is a sticker in the engine compartment that says that you should not pressure wash the motor. This means that it can't handle being submerged like what would happen in a true fording situation. I saw video of David Frankenhauser fording his M1009 in the NJ Pine Barrens. I...

I have bought more cab tops and cargo covers from GMA than I want to admit. However, I have done that when I could not find the same stuff elsewhere. If a cab top is vinyl and NOS, it is as good as the stuff that GMA sells. Now, you have a point about the tan...if he wants camo or green, tan...

No need to buy direct from the manufacturer if they are cheaper elsewhere for the same stuff. By the way, LEX_ORDO...Go Islanders!!! (or are you a Rangers fan...or not a hockey fan at all?) I used to live in Bethpage.

I would always change the filter before you install the new tranny. Good luck, Robert!

I realize that registration is limited. How many spaces are available?

I concur with NHDIESEL! Keep the torque convertor with the tranny.

POOR WHITE BOY is correct. Someone, including the military, could have converted the truck to a dually using non-military parts. CUCVFAN bought a dually M1028A3 without a bed that had a civilian axle in it (translation...no rear locker). PM Neil if you have questions about his truck as I don't...

If John has the parts, you are better off buying from him because they will be cheaper. However, if there are parts you can't find, a place like Memphis Equipment has everything you might need to completely rebuild a transmission. I rebuilt a tranny some years ago and had to buy a lot of the...

I am not sure what you are looking at or when it will be available for pick-up, but consider the weather if the item won't be available for pickup soon. There were some 5 tons that came out of ME some years back it cost more to get trucks up to pick them up because of the snow.

Chris, there is a guy on this list who can produce the Seabeas stencil in paint mask. If you don't know who I am referring to, I will find out. I may even have the paint mask stencils for the doors and the below the tailgate if you can't find them.

Hey WAAYFAST, was your screen name originally WAYFASTCRACKPIPE or something like that? No offense intended if it was not, but I remember a guy with that screen name and I have not seen him around here recently. If you did change it, what prompted the change?

RDUKW (camo) or CLINTOGF (tan) are probably the cheapest. Check GMA Cover Corp. for comparison prices to see how much you are saving. If you want solid green, GMA is probably your best bet.

Brandon, I had no idea that parts were that scarce...and that expensive!