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Recent content by chupa

  1. chupa

    military version or civy conversion

    Even the rails atop the truck are original. I'm sure the air in the tires are too for that matter.
  2. chupa

    First ever CUCV

    Oh! YOUR first CUCV. I thought this thread was about the first CUCV created.
  3. chupa

    Headed to New Orleans

    Check. Thanks.
  4. chupa

    Headed to New Orleans

    What's the vehicle under the roof in front of CUCV?
  5. chupa

    Headed to New Orleans

    Roger dat!
  6. chupa

    Korean War Helicopter Pic

    That is a Bell 47. H-13 "Sioux" in US Army parlance.
  7. chupa

    Headed to New Orleans

    Hmmm, I thought I was the only one with a M1008/M1028 near New Orleans.
  8. chupa

    Slowest deuce restoration ever

    I like the little girl's reaction in the first photo...."OH NO!" Too cute.
  9. chupa

    Please help identify this CUCV?

    Military or not, its a great looking truck.
  10. chupa

    Who has the oldest military Vehicle on SS

    I had a 1940 Highway Trailer Co. K-38 trailer. Sold it this summer. FYI, Jackson Barracks Military Museum in New Orleans has a 1917 Cadillac staff car and a 1917 Renault FT-17 light tank.
  11. chupa

    m135 odd ball

    Hate to nit pick but that's a Chevrolet 1 1/2 ton front end.
  12. chupa

    Need information about this 1941 GMC

    I believe its a mobile small arms field repair shop. Looks all original, including black out marker light over left front headlight, tow hooks on bumper, van windows and rather rare eight-hole "Budd" rims. Its missing a massive flat military grill guard.
  13. chupa

    Please help identify this CUCV?

    Nothing on it says military CUCV. Civilian grill guard, civilian rear body, chrome mirrors and A-pillar lights, Chevy badges on fender, chrome bumper, gasoline engine. Although it could be a COTS military truck, its not a CUCV in the true sense of the acronym.
  14. chupa

    M1009 side windows

    I installed a sliding rear window in my M1028. Huge difference regarding temp. Only drawback is leaves getting sucked into the cab.
  15. chupa

    Cab/cargo cover

    That's just how I want to depict my future M35, as an in-country 'Nam truck.
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