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Not to be a smartass, but they made thousands of units identical to the truck in the photo !

Woodland once production started.

When I got mine home I killed the grass in a circle around the truck from walking around it while drinking beers and making lists. Congrats on your truck. You can be proud that you saved it from the crusher. First thing I did was build a shed to keep it in and I enjoyed being able to remove the...

Congrats !How does it look ?

Very nice Factory fresh look. My pattern and colors are different and not as attractive. Some factory workers must be artsy and some not.

The "1999" trucks were also sold for off road use to the original purchaser, but this was stated on the BOS and not the F97. Titling and street registration are two different things.

Geez you guys are brutal !Like I said, it is slightly different ! They should have kept this feature on the trucks that followed. If you look closely at the photos you can see that under the original paint and white primer is aluminum, not bondo, and the corrugations, at least 3 of the 4, have...

Factory. Note the swedged corrugations.

Slightly different.

My 1982 has an access over the sender from the factory and it has steel rivnuts and steel screws, as a steel screw in an aluminum rivnuts might corrode.

Looks like your brush guard is 383 green. The doors look closer to 383 than the truck body green.

Split rims and combat rims are two different concepts. The horror stories involve split rims whilst Humvees have combat rims. The thought behind the number of bolts considers the distance between adjacent bolts if one were to break, the tire pressure, and load. Originally Humvees had 8 bolt...

Your eess PCB must be mated to a matched GPC. Always disconnect the batteries before connecting or disconnecting the PCB. I had the same issue exactly in that the truck would only start from the ste/ice port (the windshield hinge pin clip fits perfect) and I replaced the PCB, GPC and glow...

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