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I contacted every single one in post #764. Had several replies back so far. Here's what I sent: Sir, I am writing this note to show my support for SB 392 which concerns the registration/titling of former Military Vehicles in the State of Georgia. I have been stationed in Georgia (Marietta) for...

Pretty sure the adapters are 3/8x1/2 and 3/8x3/4. Napa shutoff valves are either 6601401 or 6601402 (don't remember heater hose size but they are 3/8NPT). Reading the TM shows the proper hook up points and the PS article in the link below shows the side effects of hooking it up wrong on an A2...

If you did that route, you could also hit the CAF in Odessa, TX and the Armed forces Museum in Houston and the Battleship Alabama. The southern route has a lot along the way.

You have to go I-10 and stop in Tucson and see Jacks and the Pima Air Museum. They are both less than a mile apart. http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?11611-Pics-of-Trip-to-Jack-s-Gov-Surplus http://www.pimaair.org/ It's the best MV stop in the country!

That's how it used to be in the demil manuals. Unfortunately, in the past no one did the conversions.

1984 should not be a problem in GA. (depending on manufacturer)

So when is the house vote?

Didn't they try that before with 404? (to ban illegals from driving in GA)

This number is way low! (I think it's over 1K)

A lot of the "staples etc." give steep discounts when you print a lot. My last ones were either 3 or 5 cents a page.

As mentioned above, even if you opened up the rest of the blacked out area it would be way small.

SECO has Honest John's? Where? I thought they had to be totally destroyed before release?

Instead of cutting the harness, I'd just put an adapter in to the 4 pin. They are easy to make and won't hurt the value of the trailer.

Your hyd fuses will not prevent a loss when sitting. Has anyone looked at the Memphis air brake conversions? How hard would they be to replicate?

If it's origional a 1962 should be a M35A1. As mentioned above it would have the 427 (which is pretty rare).

SECO in Augusta had a couple dozen of the Canadian ones.

It's because the early ones had issues-period.

Just for the record, I like my digital switches. Oldest has been in for 6-7 years-no issues.

http://www.ledwholesalers.com/store/index.php?act=viewProd&productId=645 Not the ones I have but close. I think mine were $7 each.

I'd just install replacement LED bulbs and be able to use it both ways,