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MB engines were green, GPWs were Ford gray. This thread might be of some help, but the majority of the pictures are in B&W-color WWII shots are uncommon. http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?133738-Your-favorite-pictures-this-time-let-s-do-WWII-Jeeps! In short, if you look at enough...

That's awesome. I'm going to see if I can find one of these.

Ah! I see what you mean. As soon as it stops raining, I'll try that.

Well, this engine sat uncranked for 5+ years at a minimum but a broken shaft does seem like a stretch to me as well. The output is pulsing when the engine is cranking-I haven't gotten it to fire obviously. But the pulsing may be as the starter loads and unloads the batteries, the electric...

Hmmm, I might have found my answer in another thread: From: http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?21469-M35-engine-transmission-swap-amp-road-gear I guess I am going to have to push this thing to where I can get the gantry crane on it to remove the booster. Still like to hear other...

Did you ever find what the answer was to this? Figure I'll bump an existing thread versus starting a new one. I have a deuce we got from Albany. Paperwork says it was running in 2008. Isn't now. I have a ton of fuel going into the booster pump (volume and pressure-I swear it would fill up...

If your truck ever needs a push, the bumperettes allow such an operation without damage. The rubber bumpers on your tailgate sit against the bumperettes when open all the way.

How did you straighten the frame? My limited experience with Jeep frames has been that almost all of them are off in some way-either a high or low corner or out of square. All my experience with such issues involved frame benches.

Took my first "trip" in the truck with the "clinto relay conversion" (rofl). Approximately 100 miles when we went to the BBQ Saturday with Andy3 and the guys. Pulling Dave's equipment trailer with my 24-12 GI adapter and going through a lot of traffic and a lot of turns, no problems...

http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?42401-Remote-Brake-Fluid-Reservoir http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?87409-Remote-brake-fluid-reservoir http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?75458-Type-of-hose-for-remote-reservoir...

Do you have the 100, 200 or 400 amp? I believe the only one that will fit the multifuel is the 100. I know for a fact the 400 will not: http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?104921-Dual-Voltage-Gen-in-Deuce&p=1363367&viewfull=1#post1363367 Tangentially related...

We had a great time today. Much thanks to everyone who put the effort into planning this and much thanks to everyone for showing up. We had a nice time, it was nice to not be working on a Saturday for once. Did anyone take any pictures? We didn't take any.

http://www.permatex.com/products-2/product-categories/gasketing/gasket-makers/permatex-ultra-black-maximum-oil-resistance-rtv-silicone-gasket-maker-detail

Got the truck pre-flighted and loaded today. Have a cargo cover kit and a marker light for a couple folks. If anyone is looking for any of the stuff that we (clinto / clintogf) have for sale, we can bring it with us or you can follow us back to the house (about 20 miles) and we'll have a flea...

I think we have a couple of NOS GM pans but I can't remember if they're for HMMWV or CUCV. They're not the same, right?

According to that manual, the dual circuit trucks do break the brakes up into front/rear split. I tried tracing the lines on the image contained in the SMARPI supplement but I'll be darned if I can tell (I would have broken that into 2 separate images, one for hydraulic and one for air if I...

I believe there is a military MWO that installs an air shift switch in the dash, similar to a deuce. It cuts the air to the transmission air solenoids and this more or less puts the transfer in neutral. I think I'm describing this correctly. A search in the 5 ton section for something like...

http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?71520-preventable-rear-suspension-failure

I think 1958_M274 figured it out. He means "TACOM", like "Tank-automotive and Armaments Command". His truck probably has a sticker like this:

How's about I hook you up with an NOS drive flange, still in the box? How's $65 shipped sound?