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Yes they are, the FD put a muffler on this one, I think I will leave it on.

Picked this up from GSA yesterday, a little ether and she pops! Cleaning the fuel tank right now while waiting for a new fuel pump from Saturn. Not good for a lot but I got it cheap, it would be good for camping.

Yes I agree would love to have access to parts like that close to me, there are about 60 goats at Camp Gruber in Oklahoma not too far from me, but I have no contacts there to try to work any deals.There is a super nice one at the museum on Ft. Lewis I posted some pictures of a while back it was...

I need the upper and lower brackets that attach the top to the windshield frame. I would go 15 or 1,600 on the truck as well, lots of hard to get parts there. It looks pretty complete to me.

Lots of good parts there, I could sure use some parts off that hardtop.

Not sure Mark, mine are n50

Sorry no experience with the D model yet mine are all gassers.

Will check with Grainger, thanks for the tip.

I think that drip you are talkin about is your airbox drain, I believe that is normal.

Picked up another one, this time a Charlie model. It runs and makes power, I have had good luck with these so far this is my second one, easy to work on and parts are available. Downside is there are heavy, loud,fuel sensitive and thirsty. It was missing a couple of small parts most of which I...

You can buy one from Detroit parts suppliers, saw it online but can't remember where, high though at about 100 bucks.

I been thinkin about that spin on adapter.

The Windows and the eaves sure have the look.

Wish I was closer I would swing by and help you out.

That sucks, hope mine ain't that bad. But you are correct, you will have a good radiator when it's all done.

Got some little stuff done today even though it is around 100 here and feels like 112! I picked up an original Donaldson air filter in decent shape, got it washed and cleaned up. Installed air restriction line and sort of organized my growing pile of spare parts. And preparing to pull the...

The bolts pass thru the rear engine compartment panel, and yes you need a wrench on both sides, or a short helper back there. After working on mine a while I have been considering adopting a child, somewhere in the 9 to 12 year old range who does not like video games. My son's are all grown up...

I have most of a hardtop for mine, but may just go with the soft top I have as it's hard enough now gettin in and out!

Here is a picture of the cover, you are looking at the front. It just slides over the top of the buss bar and the bolts that hold it to the panel also hold the cover in place. Most goats I have looked at don't have the cover and after taking this one off a wrecked truck with radiator and all...

Yes they are pretty common, seen several in boats, big difference is the military 353's had an aluminum block versus iron for civy applacations