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Just stopped by to see how it's coming along and WOW, She's looking bad azz! Good Job!

TeriAnn, I always like reading about your Rover, put me on the list for the book!

The top ones are 105s, they tow behind a 2 1/2 ton M35. I pulled two with my one ton, one on the bed and towed the other. You really should figure out what model you want. They go from 1/4 ton on up. I think you're wanting the M101 series, which are 3/4 ton models. I would think your jeep could...

I've bought 6 of them so far and all at auction through Government Liquidation. Priced from $210 to 350 and I try to win 2 at a time, it's cheaper. Yes, I have to travel some, usually a days drive. I have a flatbed truck and put one on the bed and tow the other. All part of the adventure!

Thanks Jason, she's going to love that! Actually, it wouldn't be a bad idea out here in deer country.

Man, here I am trolling around looking at Land Rovers and I run into my favorite fabricator. These guys are in for a treat if they don't know the quality and fresh imagination that you put into your products. I would, but you should put some links up to your MUD threads and let them see first...

I just read all your posts and have heard of every big city you all have talked about. Not many have talked about small towns in the mid west. I live in the town of Dittmer, Mo. @500 people, give or take. We have to go to the next town over for gas or food, but do have a post office. It's a...

Other than Military collectors, I would think everybody else with a 105 landing gear recycled it. They are heavy and could be down right hurtful. I keep mine well oiled and greased. If you were closer, I'd sell you one of my 105s

William, That's a nice wagoneer. You're doing some good work!

Do you already own the 105? They are big and heavy. I've got both the 105 and 101 trailers. I don't know if you would find too many buyers for the 105 parts, maybe on Steel Soldiers. The frame is over kill for any thing you could want it for. If you need the bed space, then go for it and just...

I had a new 75 and slept in it, I'm ( was ) 6' 1" :)

Yeah, that looks stupid high to me. There are surplus dealers around that should have those. EDIT... I just checked Midwest Military and they have the lunette for $185.

Hairy Apple, Great picture! That must of been a lot of fun.

The 55 is getting closer to it's first trip. I'm redoing the shock mounts and need to make bumpers, roof rack, etc.

Man, that's some neat stuff. Don't worry about the ladder being robust, the whole build is robust, as it should be. Tell Annie she's a hottie even with a puffy coat. :) No disrespect meant.

Great looking cabinets. Top shelve all the way!

Stan, Is the owner staying with an auto trans or maybe the H55. Look forward to this one.

Now I see it. Just need the ladder in position at bed time, rest of the day move it aside.

Redman, Looking at the tent deployed, how do you get to the pull out tray? I like the idea of it, but if the tent opened up to the side, seems it would work better. What am I missing?

Great pictures as usual. Love reading about Petey's adventures.