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If I may make another suggestion for you... On all my vehicles, I use a product called "copper shield". It looks like a copper paste with a consistency similar to grease. I put a small amount on the post where the battery cable clamp sits. It make the post/clamp interface air tight and promotes...

I have a 69 KJ Deuce and it's registered like any other pickup. Non-comercial, non-historic, etc. Just regular old plates. Of course, I did go to a third party place where I was prepared to have to explain what an M35A2 was. Turns out she was is the Army and drove one. So, no hassle at all for...

Darn kids... Always want to do something fun... Sometimes a cold one just has to take priority!

In my case, the accuracy of my memory is rivaled only by its brevity. In other words, I can remember everything precisely, but only for micro-seconds. Plus I never get lost; I just have a series of unplanned adventures...:roll:

Reminds me of the old adage "Never build something with five parts when you can do it with twenty-five...."

Well, just note that I have *never* done anything like that (today). The day isn't over yet, however. Wait! I do have an ex, so there is that one mistake..... ��

Did a bunch of stuff. Thanks to Castle Bravo (5-ton parts...), I mounted a 5-ton air cleaner where the fuel tank was, a tool box with step to become the new battery box, and a spare tire mount with crane behind the cab. Left side mods will be a step to replace the old tool box with fuel filters...

That's what I was thinking. I always try for 'tastefully unique"....

Ok, Flame away. After owning my '69 Deuce (Doose, Duce, Duece, etc...) for about two years, I'm finally working on it. Putting 5-ton steps and spare tire mount on it, moving the tank to the left side, 5-ton air cleaner where the tank was, and more. Thanks to Castle Bravo, I've got an M105 bed...

:funny: Rain washes both sides of the windows? Do Deuces leak??

Not a problem! I've got lots of ideas. Some of them even work... usually.... By the way, I do a lot of work in Industrial Automation, Mining, Semiconductor, Aerospace, and more. It's amazing what is available in one industry that those in another have never heard about. If you need help finding...

Just as an option for you, I've used these shock mounts for sensitive equipment. http://www.aircraftspruce.com/catalog/eppages/lordsq.php?clickkey=6946 Regards, Jeff

Just a quick question.. Great thread, by the way. Is there any reason, regarding the physical location of the filters, that they are where they are? Except for wanting to keep the overall distance to a minimum, could all three be located next to the tank, for example? I have some plans for my...