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My cell is in post #2 above. I should be available all weekend. Glad to have the old wheel go to a good home. They are actually very rare, this is the only one I've seen in over 50 years of collecting old IHC and Dodge trucks.

Sounds like a Japanese hornet - those suckers get huge, and make hiking in the forests there a real adventure.

I suspect that the 6 on 7.25" wheels were unique to that Era IHC truck. Your friend may have to collect a set of 2 piece wheels to use the centers as donors for fabricating 1 piece wheels with tubeless outers. Those wheels are hard to find. I will be moving soon and would love to find...

I have one, free to a good home. I go through the Wasatch Front at times and can drop it off. Bonus: IHC hub caps also free. Russ at 307-679-5195.

A 1949 Power Wagon. Old, slow, cranky but always gets the job done.

I just found a piece of 1/2" UHMW that is approx. 8" X 12", if you still need this. Free, just need to figure out how to deliver it. Post here or PM.

Problem with leaving it there is it will get stripped, and the remains will be shot to pieces. It'll just become an eyesore in a hurry. I hope the sheriff could be convinced to allow it to be recovered.

Yeah, just chuck it into the weeds as you pass the exit. I did this once with a set of CJ springs for a friend in N. Dakota - worked great. I'm in Helper this weekend, so I could pick it up on my way back to Evanston on Sunday. If you would text me your address, we can arrange a meet. Thanks.

Since no one else seems to be interested in the Red Top, I'll step up. Please call or text me at 307-679-5195. I think this will work for one of my tractors.

Fill it with burning charcoal for added incentive for a clean pass.

If you've never done any trails with Frenchie before, you will have a blast. I pre-ran Hole in the Rock Trail with him before this year's EJS and had a great time. This was a quick 2-day run out and back. Be sure to save your appetite for his famous lasagna.

Bus hauler "I sold the bus several years ago." Did you happen to buy that bus from Chad Taylor of Mount Pleasant? Sure looks like the hauler he built years ago.

I thought I saw a Ford badged van with a Sprinter decal on it a few days ago. It did look a lot like the Mercedes / Dodge Sprinter vans. Am I crazy??

"Rustdelux" is an awesome user name, I may have to change to that one :p . My E450 is a bit smaller and is 2 wheel drive. Very similar to the E450 posted by rholbrook.

SLC is OK - not too far out of my way. Any time(s) best to meet up for the tires? I will likely be finished in Ogden by noon. Please TXT me your address and time(s) available. I will be leaving Odgen approx. noon for Price, then coming back on Sunday.

I'm interested if you still have these. I will be in Ogden on Friday and can pick them up then, if you happen to live somewhat near there. My cell is 307-679-5195.

Just add water to the bowls once per week to keep the water seal intact. You could probably add a layer of vegetable oil on top of the water to keep evaporation to a minimum.

Unofficially for now. I need to do some work on the injectors to get it back to top running condition. I would sell it now, but the buyer will have to assume the cost of repairs, but at a reduced price - say $4000 as is. It is driveable now, but runs rough. I don't want to high jack this...

http://www.rme4x4.com/showthread.php?78511-I-think-I-ve-found-the-perfect-tow-rig&highlight=rusteoldtrux This the original thread. I have added a nice brush guard on the front and a receiver hitch at the rear.

Ex-UTA bus, about 18 passengers with all seats. It's surprisingly easy to drive and gets about 10 to 12 mpg. We only use 5 of the original 2-passenger seats, and have added a small couch and table inside. The kids love going places in it because it has plenty of room for everybody.