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Dang it. I already forwarded that Ted Nugent thing to some friends.

I think it was from "Animal House".

I was in the same situation as you. A gentleman in Ohio restored an M1028 (factory-fresh!). It was on the high side of CUCV prices but well worth it. I had it delivered to my driveway a month ago. Its my daily driver. He's in the process of restoring two more.

You probably have the rarest of the CUCV's.

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It matches the house. (color)

Is it aluminum or as the British say: aluminium?

Its not WW2 vintage. Looks to me like an "Igloo" type drinking water cooler/dispenser mounted on a vehicle.

The gentleman who restored my M1028 took the bed, doors, fenders, etc. off. Repainted everything. New dash, new bench seat, new door panels, new factory floor mat, painted interior. All 3 color camo CARC too. The truck looks factory-fresh! I'd post photos after I figure out how to. It was on the...

So far, added APC/tank headlights to the grill guard.

Try Beachwood Canvas Works in Island Heights, NJ.

"Hat" switch may be for trim.

I plan on putting A/C in my M1028 as well. I need to check out your M1008.

I just got my M1028 from a gentleman in Ohio. The truck is FACTORY-FRESH! I can cruise at 55-60 mph.

I almost got my hands on a DUKW from Ponchatoula years ago.

Deal me in! I'll be there with my "brand new" M1028 that's being delivered this weekend. I'll drive it up from Port Sulphur, La.

What is this "snow" of which you write? I think we get that stuff once every 20 years here in south Louisiana.

Nope. This cajun has a DUKW-fence.

"Goat-fence"?

$5000.00