Just read on the Power Wagon forum that Pete Ruffing is selling his M37. It's on the Orlando Craigslist or go to the Power Wagon forum and copy and paste his link. Another great truck for one of you east coast guys. Kurt

ebay # 120445960303 for a new set of XZl's in Tenn. I know you were looking for XL's but I have not seen many around lately. Good luck. Kurt

There is a set of XZL's listed on the Power Wagon forum (also in California) for sale for $2000 I'm not sure what the Florida ones are going for. Kurt

I have a set in SoCal so that won't work for you but there is a guy in Florida that has new production (supposedly)XZL's. Try a Google search for Michelin XZL tire Florida and I will look around to see where I saw that info. Kurt

I'm looking for a gas tank filler tube. Don't need the gas cap just the tube it attaches to. Anybody have an extra one to sell or trade for ? Thanks. Kurt

I guess I have just been lucky. Very lucky if you consider that I never got any snapshots included w/ my order Kurt

Not right that he uses your pics w/out autherization. I have bought a bunch of small stuff from him over the years and have been treated very well. What's the back story w/ his bad guy rep? Kurt

Army Dave in Spokane may have what you need. I can't find his contact info, but he has a jeep up on ebay and you should be able to contact him thru that listing. Search ebay # 370072374340. I have dealt w/ him a lot over the years and he is a good guy and very helpful. Good luck. Kurt

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I have an aftermarket top in So Cal if you are looking for that type and like to travel Kurt

I go thru a lot of trucks, and one of the best ideas I ever had or took from someone else :D was to sign up for AAA. The rates are low and if you bypass having to go to DMV once it is worth it in my opinion. Our local office has a very friendly staff, comfy couches to wait your turn on (a very short...

Great sentiment Tony. Glad to hear it all worked out in the end Have a great Christmas everyone. Kurt

May want to leave it loose to give you a little side to side adjustment/ tweaking room til you cinch it down. I hate it when something is tacked and I need a smidge one way or the other Kurt

You are on the right track. The floating stock should have threaded holes to attach your w/s screws to. I would suspect it will be very hard to locate that floating piece in the right spot and get the screws started :cry: You may want to cut a small section of the upright so the piece can slide out ...

Good Job! I'm glad you were able to help in a potentially hazardous situation. Hear Hear!