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Just wondering... What are the brackets at the level of the window bases and at the top of the van body used for? (I know...need pics!) They're shaped like a "V" with the open end faced up to slide something into from the top. I suspect they're either for some sort of awning bows or for...

Well, it is a shop van, but here are my pics... http://steelsoldiers.com/index.php?module=photoshare&func=showimages&fid=254

Yep, plenty of information here: http://steelsoldiers.com/index.php?name=PNphpBB2&file=viewforum&f=99 .

Simon, Here's another site you probably have seen: http://www.sbmcc.co.uk/ The Self-Build Motor Caravanners Club. Hope your project goes well! Opie (My brother-in-law's with the RAF outside of Lincoln)

Maybe it is the shuttle truck from FORT MC Nair to the OUTER Banks?

Good thing I didn't take pics of pulling the azalea bushes out of the front yard with the shop van. They'd look kind of puny in comparrison. :)

Steel Soldiers, Come on, come on, however you are! If you have to be the Virginia Column's "advance vehicle" in a civilian POV, that's hunky-dory by me.

Anyone care to share information on the Laurel, IN area for offroad diesel, diesel, grocery shopping, psychotherapy, etc.?

OOOOooooooooh! DENIED!

I'll place money on Bjorn using the left over lye soap from "Bjorn's Biodiesel" to remove the crud.

Simon, First, welcome! Second, look here: http://www.xor.org.uk/unimog/mymog.htm . This fellow is on your side of the Pond and can probably help you with the MOT and all sorts of other things that are unfamiliar to us Yanks. He's REALLY given his Unimog a workout by driving it to Tibet and...

Glad to be of assistance!

Let's see if this works...

Mark, here's a link to a manual that covers the 1964-1976 period for Army vehicles: http://www.armyradio.com/arsc/customer/pages.php?pageurl=/publish/Technical_Bulletin_746-93-1/Technical_Bulletin.htm The title is: TECHNICAL BULLETIN *TB 746-93-1 26 October 1964 Color and Marking of Military...

Aaah, the "van body vultures" are circling! Hear our plaintive cry, "Window parts, van ladder brackets, heater controls, PLEEEEASE!"

Side note: Looks like Murray only wants $12.50 for a deuce door gasket. I'd thought it was five times that...

I couldn't find a close match at my Napa store, so the counterman suggested I use an ink stamp to coat the face of the housing in ink (or paint, or whatever) and stamp it on thin cardboard (like for cereal boxes) and trim the non-inked areas. Saturn also has the real ones for $1.50.

Ryan, I don't know much about trailers, but let me know if you want the Phelan eyeballed. I could make a daytrip of it. Opie

Welcome, Jake!

Ditto for a deuce! I know TNJ has them, but for ancient vehicles they seem, well, pricey. :oops: