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If your CUCV is your daily driver and you aren't a moron who leaves lights on, get any battery with 800cca or better; as they will last about the same as any battery that wasn't made on a Friday and slipped passed QC. If its something you drive now and again spend some money and get 31's or...

These guys are correct, but I just wanted to add there is an actual nsn for a tray adapter that makes the optima batteries fit better.

Interesting that your slave port and blackout drive are missing. I like the swing away spare tire carrier.

Probably a former air force rig, ive seen plenty of pictures with different antenna mounts. How big is the hole? If its really big it could be for an observer bubble.

I'm not sure of the nsn for the new seats; I have seen them on the devil (egay) though. I would assume that you would need to fab up new mounts to adapt them to the CUCV.

The new style HMMWV seats aren't bad, the biggest plus I could see is getting rid of the gangsta lean.

What does that have to do with the price of tea in china? Troll?

Twlinks, do you run a soft top? Just curious as to why you have bows that look like they were repurposed from a trailer or 1008.

Are you setting up for an MSRT? If so where are you finding the equipment?

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I'll see about getting some pics, but my meager collection includes: PRC 25 PRC 77 AM 2060 R 442 PRC 249 PRC 127(4) PRC 614-need antenna and battery

Gotcha :grin:

That's what I said, I guess you aren't able to be part wrong?

You are both right and wrong Carnac, the install manual for radios in the CUCV shows that plate as the mounting bracket for a control box. On page 25 of this TM: http://www.scribd.com/doc/87529383/M1009-RT1439-INST it shows the base bracket with an additional bracket for use with a control set.

I'm not sure of the load capacity, however most roof racks I have seen for them have a support structure and is not just simply attached to the shell.

A3 what?

Sounds like a plan. Exterior spare tire carrier might be a thought as well.

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Can you post pics?

Just remember to ground out your matching unit. Also, although a control cable is not needed for operation in this manner; you should be sure to plug the control connector to avoid moisture entering the system.