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The first thing I'd check is to see if the oil pressure gauge is functioning. Not sure if they are mechanical or electrical. Electrical gauges have a sender and I've seen many of them go bad. Hate to change an engine for a bad sender or gauge.

A few photos from Friday: GMMVC 2011 Photo Gallery by baywing at pbase.com Thanks to Jeff and his Dad Walt for letting me take their M37 for a test drive. If I had known there was a bomb in the back, I might have been smoother with the shifter!!!:shock: A couple of teaser shots:

A pair of Nikon cameras, myself.... don't have a truck yet, looking for a M37. Even if I had a M37, doubt I'd take it that far.:|

I hope to make it this year if the weather co-operates.

Last chance to go. Weather today was perfect, similar forecast for tomorrow. Good times!

Just got back from the local assessor's office (it's just downstairs...) and I can't find any valuation book that they use which covers MVs. The commercial truck books stop between 2002 and 1992 depending on the make and none of them lists brands like AMGeneral, Kaiser, etc. This would be...

I think Infinity (car brand) has model called the M35. The computer is probably keying on that. Good luck trying to straighten this mess out. Might require a visit to the local assessor's office. Be sure you tell them the manufacturer, AMGeneral. I don't think these are in the blue book, so...

I figured that when you said you built it 10 years ago. IIRC, the Real Model stuff is only a few years old. I'm ok with some scratch building, but molding and casting are way beyond. The level of detail is amazing, again, great job!

That 1/35 version is super sweet! I wish I could do work like that.....

Very nice James. I still have to get mine finished, decals and the little things. Life got in the way over the last few months...it happens.

I'll be up Friday if the weather forecast holds.

For those of us who don't know, what state is that in?

Way ahead, have V2 in color on the way. Have V1 and V2 already. V3 should be out later this year.

Something not right with this photo. First, it's a Coast Guard truck as marked on the door. Next, if you look at the inside of the box armor (left rear inside of truck bed) you see it doesn't go to the floor of the truck and appears to be wavy. There is also no rear armor. MR NICE was a long...

Oh **** NO!:doh:

Okay, I'm interested, lets see the pics!!! You knew this was going to happen: nopics

Who would want wet hookers? :?:

Mmmmmnnn, I like buffalo. Ground into burgers, grilled on fire, a little tomato......

When it comes to brakes, I prefer the replacement route. Wheel cylinders for these seem cheap enough and I can spend the time doing something that pays better. Time value of my labor, etc.