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It’s funny we got ours from the Nebraska national guard in Lincoln, about 4 years ago 6K miles runs great.

We are at Amelia island right now ( right now) will be back home in a week or so. if you IM us after that can take better pictures and answer any questions. Yes we are very happy that we went metal, over canvas. going thru brush and tree limbs,rain etc. and really isn’t that hard to make.

Really don’t know, 24 volt fan Amazon

We put an “14 electric fan on top of the standard radiator. More or less a “helper fan” in traffic or off roading. if the gage starts coming up past 205 hit the switch. yes summer in traffic or out in the sand the engine fan wI’ll cycle but a lot less after the electric install.

We have to be in Arizona for a few days the first week of march, at this time don’t know if we can make it. But if we do can someone drop a pin, or lat long where this is?

I vote for the lakester

Way cool

Ok, I apologize to everyone beforehand. Some of the very owners of “military type vehicles or equipment “ are their own worst enemy (and ours). When we read a post that says “it’s dangerous to drive that over 50mph (or 60,70 or whatever). For some reason people think that if its on the...

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And back curtain uses the stock half turn fasteners

Our top didn’t cost hardly anything

Really replica guns? Well that ruins it. Headsets with ear plugs. With one shot the concussion that close to anyone in that truck would be saying “huh?” For the rest of their lives. It is a cool set up though. Like it!!!

Nature, stupid spell checker

Sorry should have said what to use. 5606, atf, hydraulic fluid of that natur.

DO NOT use “regular power steering fluid !!!”

Drove a truck or two in snow ice,etc. alcan several times. I prefer to chain up rear axle if that’s all that I need. reason is that the forward (rear) axle, or tandem will pack down the snow and give a better grip on snow. Also the steer axle has a little more leverage and unless the steer...

You can do them in place, but as you can see from Our profile picture. We put the 53” tires on and of course that required us to spread the axles. Which of course required us to spread the Dogbones, springs, etc,etc. So we did them on a drill press, but then forgot about the uppers and just put...

And in my brain dead mind, I just saw oboyjhons Response.