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Driving my M1009 this weekend and had a new issue come up.
Any time I am accelerating and let off the pedal immediately rather then gently letting off of it the engine stalls and dies. This does not happen at speed but when I am in first gear or going under about 35 mph.
If I baby the pedal...
I really need to come hang out with you guys in the Lonestar MVPA....looks like you could have used my Texas National Guard M38a1 in the parade....with college mid terms in full swing and soaring gas prices it makes it hard for me to even make the trip up from Kyle Texas....
That should change...
I get 23-25 MPG on highway trips running about 55 mph.
I get 18-19 MPG mixed use.
I have excel mileage logs to back it up, the key is to accelerate like an old person and to stay around 55-60 mph on the highway.
Send a friend by his place and tell him
"My buddy said he saw a slant grill jeep (model Mod 40.BK which they only made 78 of (make some thing up)) here the other day, I have been looking for one of those for 20 years and I will give you $20,000 for it."
Let him go to bed crying...
Saw the movie Buffalo Soldiers today. It was made back in 2001. Seems like every scene had M1009s in it with various configurations.
The movie was meh...kinda feels like they were trying to make a full metal jacket type movie but for those who served in Germany in the 1980s.
IMDb - Buffalo...
Thinking about redoing a “restoration” of mine.
In 2009 I purchased a 1952 M38A1 that has never been restored. After its service in the military it was assigned to the Civil Defense Force and painted orange. It was given to the university of Nebraska forest service department in 1974, at...