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looks great dude keep up the pics
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Deuce project / Baby HEMTT
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You going to hop up that 6CT any, or what hp rating is it now? What model is the trans? Inquiring minds.....you know.
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CTD has already had pump timing tweaks, throttle plate and turbo up-grade into 4" exhaust. (It's the engine out my Dodge which was totalled in a t-bone accident but luckily had an organ donor card on file). Thinking somewhere around 260 to 285 hp. Transmission is an re-manned Allison AT545N and specs out to be able to handle the engine comfortably.
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Looked like a 'C' series to me, sorry. I guess the 6B's look bigger when out of the truck.
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baby HEMTT update
Well I gotta say that ol' Polverone is one talented guy. I've been admiring the Deuce checklist stickers he did and wanted one but didn't think it would look quite right in the HEMTT cab sooo... I drew up a rough sketch on a grocery sack with a magic marker, sent it off to him and here's what I got back today. Now the baby HEMTT has stickers of it's own just like you big kids' trucks.
Thanks Gary for the EXCELLENT job!!!
Well I gotta say that ol' Polverone is one talented guy. I've been admiring the Deuce checklist stickers he did and wanted one but didn't think it would look quite right in the HEMTT cab sooo... I drew up a rough sketch on a grocery sack with a magic marker, sent it off to him and here's what I got back today. Now the baby HEMTT has stickers of it's own just like you big kids' trucks.
Thanks Gary for the EXCELLENT job!!!
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That's very cool.
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Hey Leonard,
That really is coming along great especially when you have to drive an hour or so just to get to there to work on it. Once you get it back to your place you'll have it done in no time. That would be nice to see it at Lodi in April - no rush or anything.
That is going to be interesting ride in that with the cab forward of the steer wheels. It will look like you are going sideways during a hard turn.
Excellant work. I can't wait to see it up close and personal.
That really is coming along great especially when you have to drive an hour or so just to get to there to work on it. Once you get it back to your place you'll have it done in no time. That would be nice to see it at Lodi in April - no rush or anything.
That is going to be interesting ride in that with the cab forward of the steer wheels. It will look like you are going sideways during a hard turn.
Excellant work. I can't wait to see it up close and personal.
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Amazing. Can you get HEMTT trucks nowadays on surplus?
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The military has assigned a 20-yr life span for the HEMTT series of trucks. We're only seeing the oldest of the old HEMTTs start coming out of surplus. Most of the worn out ones get sent to Oshkosh to be rebuilt, anyways, and the ones I have seen the slip through the cracks and get auctioned off through GL are very beat up. They are sorta street legal, sorta not, depends on your state.