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. Well then! Seems that @Crapgame resolved your question - and then you looked for yourself in the TM's for pictures... You are ahead of a lot of folks. Those crusty boring old books will solve a LOT of problems and answer a lot of questions too! I gotta say CONGRATULATIONS for getting the...

. Nice work! Amazing how the entire thing is held together with a $1 (disposable) c-clip.

. Well, at least I discovered something today. My M1089 sounded like a teenager with his new sweetie this afternoon riding down the road. I thought maybe it was one of those "driver boxes" behind the seats. Climbed down and leaned back more than normal - and it screeked and scronked. Rounded...

. Nice writeup Richard. Lots of good and logical and well reasoned ideas there. Especially with Dodge creating "Active Air". Chances are that somebody saw it and happened to talk to just the right person - and the magic happened. Tim .

. @montaillou - Of course not! We couldn't walk up hill both ways - but we could definitely ride a dinosaur to school :cool:

. Possibly the box like this? From the TM, TM 5-2420-224-24P-2 posted here on the site. PDF Page684, 0360 00 is the page number in the document. Chances are after re-reading what you asked, this might not be it - but if we can figure out what the box might be called - maybe it will be in...

. Welcome to the Outfit! Download the TM's (Technical Manuals) for your MEP. Those crusty, boring books will help you a lot. They have oil and maintenance specs along with troubleshooting flow charts. The -24 is the parts book that may be useful too. And there is a book just for the power...

. Incredibly neat to get those papers... Unfortunately, I seriously doubt most trucks still have those papers with them.

. The plan for this thread was to list stuff for sale and stuff wanted. The other Denton 2022 thread was for the event. Who is going and details...

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. Wow! That is impressive... Almost looks like an abandoned train tunnel.

. The pictures are great! Sad to see Ryan's face on that banner - but you definitely did a good thing - being there for the parade.

. Absolutely @SCSG-G4 ! Even back into the 1980's, public schools had automotive shop and printing shops. We used to hire students for three of four hours a day after class. One of the best employees we ever had came out or Garinger High School back then...

. Used to be that NAPA sold fabric dye. That is what you need so it doesn't rub off.

. I almost wonder if they really were faster - or was that whistler turbo making it sound like it was going faster? I don't know for sure, but every time I ever drove one it "sounded " like it was going faster too...

. Looks really nice! Up high enough and the idea of being able to hang some camo netting out front might be really useful too. Good work my man!

. And in all the excitement - we might have forgotten to say Welcome to The Outfit! Safety first. Get your brake problem solved, then welcome, then we need some pictures! You have owned it more than 5 years and it goes to work to earn it's way almost daily... Give the old girl some time in...

. Guessing that the blue looks like sky to them - so they don't try to nest there?

. Seems like the guys who used it would have taken a little better care of the trailer jack. On the other hand, with three or four guys on it, I guess they would have hustled it up onto the pintle. AND dropped in a pile of mud when they disconnected it...

. It is really fantastic for you to have the ability to teach the youngsters about the world - and the world of military vehicles. I would say they will remember these days and the adventures as long as they live. Good for you and good for them too!