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Sorry-I tired copying a post from another thread and it didn't work. Try this link: http://www.steelsoldiers.com/deuce/37149-deuce-insurance-2.html#post406597

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Gulfway Ins. Limitation WOES!!! a new insurance thread, commercial this time Geico insurance- Need help No Garage, Need Insurance Insurance for deuce Insurance and Licensing Good cheap insurance...who's better Poll: Deuce Ins. What company do you use? Insurance for a mid 80's M35A2 in...

A common swap back in the day was to use CCKW components (prevalent at the time) and convert the 135/211 series to manual.

I know the vinyl isn't "correct" but it's so much easier to clean and it doesn't stain/fade like canvas does.

Welcome to the site! Forget the CUCV-get a deuce :-) That's how we roll here. As Emmado22 says "I guess if I was going to hang on SS, I had to get a deuce" :p Iowaaaaay over there..........................................

Is this change reflected on the AL DMV/DOT websites? Where could an action committee find the wording of the new regulations in the Alabama govt.'s own words? If this is true, then the AL MVPA (Dixie Division) and the National Chapter are going to need to mobilize and get working on it so you...

A valid point, with the exception being that sealant technology has come a long way since 1949, when these trucks were designed. The cork has a weak spot in it as well-when constantly bombarded with hot gear oil, it eventually breaks down and dissolves. This is why when the seals fails and you...

I've done a dozen now and used RTV in all of them with no problems.

That would be fun for about 15 minutes. Find a local member who has a deuce. Give him $50 for fuel and have him take you around town in a lot of stop and go traffic.

http://www.steelsoldiers.com/deuce/22858-rear-wheel-seals-napa-p-n.html http://www.steelsoldiers.com/deuce/11137-need-seal-part-numbers.html

Read these: http://www.steelsoldiers.com/307779-post58.html http://www.steelsoldiers.com/428171-post42.html Regarding teaching men to fish, I totally agree. We have repeatedly told people we would have "how to" sessions in chat and no one shows up and we have repeatedly told people if they...

That is the MV equivalent of the redneck with a Camaro with a big fake hood scoop, racing stickers all over it, ginormous tires int he rear and a stone stock smogger 350.

That really looks great. Very nice work. Beanman, bring some examples of your work to the Ga Rally in October.

Love it! Rally HQ trailer :-D

I've never heard it having to do with the sprag. Reason I was always told was the the multi is all mechanical-doesn't need the electrical system to run or start. Leave deuce in gear + something big bumps into it = deuce starts ad drives away until it hits something. Ask my Dad about the deuce...

Welcome to the site.

I bought my first deuce from a private seller. I had no deuce experience, although I was an experienced wrench turner with many years of experience in the muscle car hobby. I got to go look at the truck, drive it and talk to an experienced owner about the vehicle. Luckily the person I dealt...

I pass that guy about once a week or so on my morning commute on 316. I am almost 100% sure it has a rear window because I think there is some kind of sticker on it. He gets onto 316 @ Harbins.

Welcome! The M39 dataplate does refer to the first generation of 5 tons (the second being the M809 series). It may have been built as a cab & chassis model before the expandable body was added, making it the M291A2. Below is picture of an M820 expandable van. This is what the body on yours...