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A friend of mine gave me a bunch of old military paint and some of this yellow was in there. It worked pretty good for being over 25 years old. Since 13538 is a federal color they might be able to mix it at a paint store, like a lot of SS members are doing at home depot for other military colors.

Here's a pic of the bridge plate on my brother's m37. The numbers are original, the combination plate and backing plate were painted with military gloss yellow. NSN 8010-00-852-9033 Color number 13538. A google search of 13538 shows a lot of results calling it "chrome yellow".

Today I removed the bows and racks from the bed of the m1028, then removed the bed so I can clean up the back of the frame and put in new cab corners. Only the front 2 bed bolts will need to be replaced. I also have a couple broken springs on the driver's side of the rear axle to fix.:-|

The m54 is part of the m39 series of 5 tons. m54 is a cargo, m52 is a tractor, etc. The originals were gassers, the a1 series had mack engines, the a2 series had multifuels.

The 10 days doesn't start until your EUC clears.

I've been thinking about getting the same one for my pickup, post your thoughts on it if you do get one.

My deuce has a 1973 ldt465-1c, the turbo is the Schwitzer 3ld-305.

According to the parts catalog 16 bolt combat wheels are used on m34s through serial number 94907. part #7529001 "RING, retaining, tire" part #7529003 "WHEEL, w/RIM, assy (used through serial no. 94907) (11.00-20 tire)

Looks real nice!

I'd check the fuel lines. I worked on one that would prime fine, and run ok sometimes (for hours with no problems), other times it would die during warm up. The fuel line leading to the primer was cracking and was the cause of the problems.

It's been done before, it will take some work to make it work.

I'd like to see the Vendor's forum moved into the classifieds section. There isn't a lot going on in there, so it doesn't show up on the Today's Posts list very often, and also doesn't show up at all when a user clicks on the classifieds tab at the top of every page. I think because of this a...

Looks like an m43 Dodge.

Most are set for one height. You pull the release and it swings up 90 degrees out of the way. It may have a newer crank up leg on it (it will be made of square tube with a round foot) that operates the same but is adjustable for height if you have the handle to operate it.

Thanks, the paint is Gillespie 383. I got the back half painted today.

It is supposed to come on with the key on, it should go out once the vehicle is running.

Got the front end painted.

That is only supposed to be plugged when fording. The plug is in the holder next to it.

Are you pressing the brake pedal when you are testing this?

I'll be there if anyone needs any CUCV parts, or anything else I've got listed in the classifieds.