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Gotcha. Didn't mean to come across that way.

Good one haha... But, you know, I get REAAALLY thirsty. Auto-bid to $40,000.00 Seriously, though, if anybody is available to pick em up I will pay for shipping unless you wanna work a trade or something. :jumpin:

Weight is 88 pounds. I can't get out of Louisiana. If anyone is willing to work something out, that'd be pretty awesome. I don't expect a hand off, but if there's a way someone could pick it up and ship it, you can keep two of the six cans and we'll figure it out from there. Please call 337...

The fella who has possession (he's awesome enough to be doing repairs pro-bono) of the cucv said he rigged something up. He seems to know what he's doing... not his first rodeo with MV's. I'd love to have a deuce like his. Need a farm first haha

That would be pretty groovy. Let me know what if anything you're going to want to unload.

All it's called is an "adapter". It goes from the vacuum valve regulator then connects to two rubber hoses. It's not the "T" shaped piece. I got the TM from jatonka

I'm in the process of purchasing a 1986 M1008. There was a small rubber part that has dry rotted. In Figure 14 (page 14-1 I suppose) of the "34-P" CUCV TM, it's part 9. Part Number is 22506637. Can't seem to find one on the net, and I'd rather keep deals between good folks. If anybody knows...

Somebody shoot me some contact info for the MV rally! Email is best justinhcannonATgmailDOTcom (so much for PERSEC... there goes my anonymity haha)

Any further information on this setup?

When I was living in TX, Corpus Christi. Enjoyed escaping to San Antonio quite a bit. Now in the DeRidder, Louisiana area. I get to Alexandria every week because the VA Hospital is up thataways.

10-4, bub. I'm a member of several forums, mostly by a different name. I'll behave myself and act accordingly. From what I can see, there is an absolute wealth of knowledge here. Good stuff

New guy here in Louisiana. Not an owner (yet) but hope to soon. I'm sure I'll use way more information than I can provide, but I hope to contribute somehow. Thanks!