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They are locks that you are missing, LMC might have them but the last time I priced them very expensive, I used s a stick to keep them from vibrating open....
In my 40 years of restorations Ive yet to see a USAF responsible agency tag for a M38A1, U. S. ARMY , USMC but never for the Air Force, do you still have it and could you take a pic of it
The data plate board will be green not blue, it was removed before painting, If you find the WILLYS plate behind the seat soak it in brake fluid you might get lucky, and it will take it down to the original white, Oh, and it might've been used by a CAP Squadron they painted a lot of them Strata...
Iam looking for the original straps , NOS part number 334675 , they have a hook on one end and a nut and thread on the other , I referenced LMC tank because I thot thry would have them but they only have the ones that are threaded on both ends...
I am in the process f replacing the fuel tank on my M1009 and I can't seem to find the correct straps that have the hook on one end and threaded on the other end, I checked LMC and they dont have them for a 25 gal. Tank, any help as to who has them.... Thanks Scott
O.K. here is what I found, the left side brake hose is kinked, so both are going to be replaced as soon as my NAPA gets them tomorrow morning, as for the pistons they seem fine no problem getting them pushed back in with the bleeder cracked open, if it is the kinked line on the left side I still...
I've looked for an answer, but all I've found One side seizing not both at the same time any ideas of why this would happen, everything is new as of 2016 except for the Proportioning Valve, any help is greatly appreciated.... 73, Scott
GRC radios are called 'Boat Anchors' for a reason, I don't believe they were ever mounted in a M151 series vehicle, they weigh in at around 300lbs and were replaced by the GRC-106 by that time....
As said not military, early CJ-5, if the body is in any kind of good shape, that means it has floors and hat channels that dont need to be replaced, it would be worth something to a collector of CJ-5's...
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