Recent content by gijoe13

Just make sure to bypass the resistor on the firewall. I use AC60g's as well.

Thank you for your service!!!!! Good luck with and enjoy your deuce

Nice job. Thanks for the pictures. :driver:

Nice job!!!!!! Do you have any pictures of inside the back of the M1010.

Count me in too. Thanks!!!!:driver:

Looks good. If it is still 24v I would do the resistor bypass to protect your glowplugs. I would see about putting the glowplug system back to its stock configuration. Really isnt that hard to figure out with a little troubleshooting. Cucvelectric.com has new controller cards if you need one...

Good luck with getting things squared away. If you haven't yet, please do a search for (doghead relay). This modification can save you from a runaway starter. I have dealt with CUCV Electric and they are great. Search (resistor bypass) too. Again good luck.

When I replaced mine I had to get a reducer fitting for the coolant sensor. Any hardware store should have one.

Looks good so far. Good luck. I will be doing the same thing this weekend but with front springs. Look forward to your progress pictures. :grd:

Post in the wanted ads in the classified section.

Boy I really need to win the lottery. NICE TRUCK!!!!!!!:driver:

If you get a CUCV then you can be cool like us. Just kidding. If you are handy they are a nice truck to have. It is still a 25 year old truck. I like the cool factor and use mine as a plow-winter work truck. It is fun turning heads when driving around town.

Welcome and good luck finding a truck. You will enjoy it and be careful because you cant just have one. They seem to multiply. I started with a deuce and now have a trailer for it and a CUCV. The CUCV's make nice plow trucks(hint hint). Again good luck and glad you introduced yourself, lots...

Here is a picture of the back of my cab. I would just seal the front of the ambulance boby and use a regular cab if you want to use it as a camper. There is a gasket that goes between the cab and the door. The window area is filled in with sheetmetal.

Before and After Was pretty much gutted out in patient area. Pulled entire front clip off and took cab off of the frame. Stripped to bare metal, new cab corners, rocker panels and inner wheel wells. Two coats of epoxy...