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You pull the plug apart, the rear half of the connector should unscrew from the front. when you get it open slide the rubber bushing up the length of wire, trim the wire-leaving enough in the solder cups to grab with pliers. use your solder iron and pliers, remove the leftover scrap-a desolder...

cleaned up everything a little bit, bearings cleaned up nicely and they look rather good, no pitting or gouging, so that's a plus. pulled the wheel cylinder, very dirty but actually not bad within the bore, should take a lite hone to clean up the tiny bit of rust/imperfections. picked up a set...

Must have missed it, what did you use for paint? Looks good

So started tear down on rear brakes, was originally just gonna pull drum, but of course couldn't knock it loose. so I pulled the Hub. should have just thought to do that first, as I should repack all the bearings and get them clean, but I guess I was also thinking the hub would be lighter...

Got a "new" or better fuel tank, little rusty, but a little bit of cleaning and it is coming out better, going to line it with Red Kote, seems to be the best liner out there No before pics, but here is the old tank for reference of how much better the new one is(Plus no pinholes!) and made...

Yes, my serial is 11392 and the Reg. Number I have is 3F3674, I am unsure how much this truck got swapped around, was last registered to Mass DOT/Highway in '91, then traveled around, I received with two cabs, civilian and military hoods, and 1 tailgate. Only the tailgate had a Visible Reg...

Oh, that's cool to have I know there is a pretty good list on M715Zone, but no Registration numbers, just serial/VIN and Date of delivery

List? yup that's my hood number and YOM

Not in either 8022 or the 209-10, I have both pre 65 manuals('54 and '64 respectively) tried them first before reverting to interwebs

Well hopefully you can figure out something for mine too, 1952 Studebaker M35 Cargo Truck VIN: M25781 Reg. #: 4C1620 NSN:2320008358463 Purchase: Private sale NH, before Private sale in Connecticut Bumper #'s: Non-Legible thanks for all your hard work in this Hobby

well the only difference I see between the two is open cab vs closed cab, 127HP vs 146HP:shrugs:

My Frame serial is M25781 Ok so if M35 W/O Winch is 2320-00-835-8463, then what is 2320-00-835-8519??

as you can see, no stock number or serial, just the VIN

this one?

Hi all, trying to get the the Right NSN for my truck so Carnac can do a VIN check. I can find M35A1, and M35A2, but M35 Gasser is apparently harder to figure out, here are the two I found, 2320-00-835-8463 this one may be M34? 2320-00-835-8519 this one? and for reference, M35A1...

so I got the parking brake apart, linings are toast, and managed to mangle the pin on the lever, and the hole for the outer shoe is ovaled, and gouged up pretty good also pulled the drivers front tire, and checked out the brakes, seem pretty decent, good linings still, might be a small wheel...

yup, have exhaust leak, started a thread here-http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?137952-Exhaust-opinions-for-M35-Gasser- I'm actually undecided on which way to go, so I decided to ask for some opinions still need tune-up parts, probably needs new wires, have not adjusted valves. I am...

so I want a general opinion on this, and posting here 'cause I figure it falls under "Modification" but my muffler is toast on the truck, and as of right now the exhaust exits by the back tires(stock location and mounting) but I was thinking of doing the stack exiting by the rear of the front...

Video, https://youtu.be/1GSeC4vOlIM also pulled Parking brake assembly and cable, shoes are toast, gonna try to find my dads brake riveter, and get a set of shoes for it. cable moves, not freely but moves, gonna work on that. will also work on changing other fluids as well, and maybe look at...

well got the pan on, small leak in the rear, I think I shifted the gasket trying to get the pan on. had to take carb off again, wouldn't run without choke. but got that all put together, and took a short video. need to figure out my lights, I don't have any headlights hooked up, but I don't have...