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It is a GM 10 bolt with 3.07 gears. They are not very desirable axles though. So Don't expect too much out of that one.

If you get a pic of the cover it will end the debate. But it looks like any other GM 14FF I've seen before from those pics.

You have a lot more faith in hydraulics (X2) that I ever would.

It is a GM Corporate 14 bolt full floater. If it is out of a CUCV M1008 it will also have a Detroit Locker in it. Good ENDING price for eBay would be $300-400.

Interested in trading for a 1990 Chevy V2500 Suburban? TBI 350, TH400, NP241, rust free, very nice interior, ect...

RTV will work good for the transmission to tcase.

For a 2" lift why not buy a used set of lift springs and get something that will drive nice down the road? Add-a-leafs bring the suck when it comes to road manners. Used springs can be picked up from free to cheap if you search and wait patiently.

I believe he can do special labels. Doesn't hurt to ask him anyway.

Just wait to give him the 6 pack until after you move it ;)

Check out this site for cool switches: http://www.12voltguy.com/web/

I would work on moving the bed out of the way first. Unbolting it and sliding it back can be done with one person and a couple of 4x4 posts. Then you can do all the work from the top without dropping the tank.

Re: RE: Re: RE: Re: RE: VIN number It is hidden between the body and frame on the top of the frame rail usually. It will take a mirror to find it.

Re: RE: VIN number

IFS is preferred by the military (at least those doing the purchasing). I remember watching the training video's when the HMMV's came out. They made a big deal about the "benifits" of IFS :lol:

I have a couple hydro clutch pedal assemblies for sale over on CK5... If you go that route I would buy a new master, slave and hydraulic hose. But buy the bellhousing, clutch fork and pedal assembly used.

If an EE doesn't know what a test light is :cookoo: Think light bulb with two probes (or one probe and one alligator clip)... And yes I have an ME background so I'm qualified to give you crap ;)

That is perfect... and simple.

Anyone in the Seattle area have an extra brush guard they want to trade for Chevy truck/CUCV parts?

Thought I would post up some pics of my projects... First is a true M1028. Odometer shows 21K and the seat looks like that is actual mileage. The truck was picked up by some civilian with a lot of ideas and absolutly no idea what he was doing before I got it. So I will have to redo/undo a...

Here is a good link I've used to find stuff to haul as well as to find someone to haul across country for me. Yesterdays Tractor Hauling Schedule: http://www.ytmag.com/cgi-bin/haulquery.pl