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I've got one, I can scan it and post it for you.

Less than 2 weeks to go! Here is a link for directions to the rally site. https://maps.google.com/maps?daddr=44.357634,-72.795275&hl=en&ll=44.357004,-72.794487&spn=0.003897,0.010568&sll=44.357677,-72.794993&sspn=0.000487,0.001321&t=h&mra=ls&z=17

I put on an aftermarket one and added the factory battery bracing. I used a spot weld cutter to remove the bracing from the old fender.

Well, it's all back together now.:grin: We're off to the New Jersey show tomorrow.

Thanks Warthog, the paint is Gillespie thinned with toluene. Thanks!

Sprayed the tahoe with 383 green today, I'm happy with how it turned out. I just have to put a few things back on it and it should be ready for the Sussex show.

Painted the wheels black yesterday, and today prepped the body for paint. Hopefully it will be 383 green by tomorrow evening.:jumpin:

I was very happy with the prices, and with how the project is going so far. We painted the rear bumper today. The driver's side of it was smashed in at one point, so we used a ratchet strap to the deuce and a hammer to make it look good enough.

So I took the bumper and brush guard off to paint them. Broke both the blackout marker lights in the process (one didn't work anyway). We had to remove the grille to put the bumper back on so we painted that too. Also broke the blackout headlight bolt, and the one on my spare.:| So I need to...

Here are some pictures of the trails, And here is a picture of the rally field.

That is the blackout stoplight.

Thanks, the trailer's a m101a3 on CUCV tires so it looks a little bit goofy, but the added width between the wheel wells is nice.

Thanks, it will take a while for some updates with real progress; I hope to have it painted sometime before July. Yesterday I painted the new hood with some Gillespie 383, and today I hauled around a little bit of temper tent parts. It gets a trailer moving quite a bit easier than my m1009.

Brought it back out front to the driveway. I was surprised it started right up after a couple months of sitting with no charging. I also put together the lock switch and trim piece on the CUCV II driver's door.

Nice truck Stonepicker, looking foward to seeing some progress on it. Any chance you could post some info on the winch setup?

Today I picked up a hood and console from the junkyard. Cost was $80, and the hood is even the factory color.:mrgreen:

There was a similar MWO for US 10 ton cargos which added expanded metal tread plates "to prevent injury to operating and maintenance personnel".

Nice fab work, isn't the trailer now overwidth though?

Yep, you have to flip all the brackets around too, the hard part is just removing the hardware.

Nice trailer, you can flip around the top board and the storage brackets so they are at the front, its just tedious to do.