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They make imitation bullet hole stickers you can stick to the cab. That would be more of a talking point.

Any dry place will do. Just don't leave them out behind a barn in the tall grass.

a grazing from a Ak47 round. Thats hard one to prove.

After washing it thoroughly, it probably wouldn't hurt to spray it with a vinyl restorer/preservative. I like to use ArmorAll Outlast Trim & Plastic Restorer. It soaks in nicely and looks like the vinyl loves it.

Congratulations It's so fitting that you're heading down that dusty road. Just don't bite it, it doesn't taste good.

Take care Rick, you'll get through this. My sister has the same issue and has learned how to "carefully" deal with it. And remember, they say that growing old is not for sissies

My condolences. From someone that experienced the same.

Looks like a beast that has and can handle anything you throw at it. A great asset to your sawmill.

Nice; What's ya building Howard? Did you get a permit?

And all this time I thought the cold air coming in around my window crank was just free CUCV air-conditioning

New one to me; Whear is the door baffle located and what is their purpose?

Welcome to the site. That looks like a fun project to work on, and it will serve you well when completed.

Those tires are more aggressive than what's on my Kubota tractor. How are they for over the road at some speed?

Vicky is reaching out telling you to take it easy. Glad to see you're taking some recovery time.

Nice. What about the tow hitch?

Groupe 31 is the way to go. Any brand would be just fine. They are a used in many of the over the road trucks and are very dependable. I used "off the shelf" NAPA brand for my ride, and they have been in my M1009 since 2013 and still going strong. Expect to pay about $150 each and I strongly...

Also, you did such a great wash/wax job on your truck you can do mine too.

Rick, Now if I can talk you into a road trip you can come up and reorganize my basement workshop. I'm so ashamed, it hasn't been done in over ten years.

I still think that painting the original differential cover an orange/red would have given you better results:giggle:

Sorry for your pain. That nice, bright diff cover is not as shiny as when you first "eyed it" now is it.