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Well, I can't imagine why it shouldn't work, I've had zero issues wth mine. Maybe the antenna or the radio is defective.

I use an internal stick on type. It's also amplified, which I've discovered is essential for reception. It's mounted high on the glass and wired across the headliner down through the A pillar to the radio. It's been working quite well for almost ten years. Similar to this...

Looks homemade from here.

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Rather than start a new thread, I'll post a few pics from the convention.

For those looking for the slide hammers, I believe Gimpyrobb has some. I had 64 NOS kits but am all sold out.

Ground rod kits: https://www.sportsmansguide.com/product/index/us-military-surplus-grounding-rods-new?a=1943733

Chuck, I don't have very many items to peddle so if you need a place to display you can share my space. I'll be in my usual spot.

I have a complete working STE-ICE. Also: Set of power cables for a shelter Drive shaft for an M1008 Misc Lighting Manual washer pumps for M35 Ground rod slide hammer(s) Carburetor for a 4A032 Filters Fuel tank for an Mep016 Cord reels Axle nut sockets Planning on arriving Friday morning.

I have this tool. Except for the dies being grossly mismarked, it makes a great crimp with very little effort.

Looks like at least an 8' bed. Driveshaft should be a standard length for that wheelbase. I wouldn't expect anything but a 12 volt system. The "B" in the registration number indicates a standard commercial vehicle. I have a 1994 Air Force Chevy C2500. One of the best maintained used vehicles...

Registration number indicates it's an Air Force truck.

My M1010 is a former Marion County Sheriff's bomb truck, too far to drive for the weekend though. Have a good time!

On sale till the 24th. Item E643V-666867. Buyers club member $17.99, non-member $19.99. http://www.sportsmansguide.com/product/index/us-military-issue-grounding-rods-new?a=2091164

Sportsman's Guide has, or had, the 3 section ground rod kits on sale for about $20. Check with Gimpyrobb or Lance Robson for the slide hammers.

Or this?

These are a blast in the winter......when there is snow. Drive it and enjoy it. Mine isn't a daily driver, but I do take it (and my deuce) out in significant snowfalls. If your heater and cooling system is working properly, you'll have plenty of heat. May need to put some type of cover in front...

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I was there Saturday, very good event, excellent displays, I was impressed! The O2A and the Huey flew overhead along the Huron beach while the GF and I were soaking up the sun, pretty cool!

You could also install a quick coupler in the cab, right hand side beneath the glove box.