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That was part of it.

Zout, we are now on the same page. When you say grill you were refering to the brush guard and when I say grill I was refering to the actual grill on the truck. LOL

Yep, thats the one. :whistle:

I think he uses one of those dust & dirt static removers.

I know, right. No sign of dirt or anything.

Man I cant wait to see this when its done.

GMC AFKX352, notice the 3 rows of bracing on the side.

I dont think thats a K18. The grill and lights appear to be different and the roof should be flat not rounded. It appears to be a 1942 GMC Model AFKX, they were used as mobil repair shops and ordinance vans. GMC had 10 different versions of the COE in use during the war.

146th Unit Crest

Yes and there are more. These would be the more well known units. The 146th was at the Battle of the Bulge and the 144th was part of the 4th AD the first unit to reach Bastone.

Here are a few options for units: 10th US Armored Division 150th Armored Signal Company 9th US Armored Division 149th Armored Signal Company 7th US Armored Division 147th Armored Signal Company 6th US Armored Division 146th Armored Signal Company 87th US Infantry Division 87th Signal Company...

Definately need the 3rd Army decals on there.

If you want to see it in a Signal Corps museum you had better start looking for radio parts.

1st, whats going to happen with the boat anchor? 2nd, great job on getting that out, its nice having a wrecker handy. 3rd, OOPS nothing, youre in trouble mister. 4th, PB, hit him with the zapper thingy. How long did it take from start to finish to remove the drivetrain?

Hit him with the zapper anyways. Just as a reminder.

I thought you were supposed to be taking a break from the K18? Why are you searching for parts? PB, hit him with the zapper again.

What did they end up going for? I was watching them but they would be to heavy for my CJ.

:popcorn:

Been known to happen.