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Here is my 1984 m1009 pics, I picked her up yesterday. She has lots of work to be done. The plan is to get all gauges and patch work done. The paint is still in the plans. Thanks Rick PIC_0001.jpg PIC_0007.jpg

That sounds good to me. Thanks for the information.

Thanks do you wind up with the same texture as the original military vehicles?

What kind of paint you guys use to paint your camo or desert look?

I found a duece I like. Not looking for a 2.5 ton, but I might have to look into one :-). This is one great site I must admit.

Guys I have worked on almost everything except a Diesel engine. I look forward to the challenge and the reward. My grandson is 10 I would love to get him envolved in a project. He would enjoy it and want to drive it to school one day. He loves military stuff.

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Thanks man, You should have seen my 67 stang won lots of trophies.lol He lives in Buffalo NY

Thanks for the advice Wayne, also thanks for the complement on my truck. I sold it to a guy in NY who seems to love it. I love my old ford trucks (that was my 3rd on) and cars. It's hard to beat a chevy 350. Never owned a Diesel....Well not yet

Thanks Wayne just started looking for a new project last week. I always liked them cucvs even when all my buddies were fighting over who was going to drive the humv. I sold my 52 ford pickup and and my 87 pro craft bass boat, now need something hefty to take it's place to haul my 1974 mini out...

Yes the end tank thanks.

The plastic part of the radiator has a crack. Is that something I should be extremely concerned with? What I mean is that something that would be caused by high pressure backup? Would it just be a defective part like the BMW has issues with? Just checking to see if that would have been caused by...

Just here to get along guys.

Here is a pic my brother took of it for me. He took it from the video on his phone while it was running. 2012-09-14 19.04.33.jpg.

I just called Autozone back and they said the bearings were Timken.

I don't know what name the bearings are. I thought $190 a day was ok not great, $86 for a trailer seems a little high.

ok autozone sells the inner and outer bearings and races for about $30 and then the inner seal for $7 all in stock... so for about $75 can do both sides

It's a 1986 cucv m1009, yeah think i am going to do the trailer $86 a day at uhal , never heard of sunbelt, and truck and trailer is $190

Any idea where the best place to buy the complete kit. I am going to go ahead and do both sides once I get it home just to be safe and have it done with.