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Sweet I'm number 8 on list. Been collecting Vic-3 stuff.

I would be interested in one for my Vic-3 lite system. Would like to see finished product.

I forgot exact address but if you google 4363 Sunset Pike, Chambersburg, PA 17202 should put you right in front of it. The guy who runs it is Jay 717-491-4178

Few pictures of mine.

I'll add mine.

List for Findlay 5 Hmmwv 2 man cargo covers 2 old style slave cables 5 tractor light cables 7 5Ton tire chain falls 4 military air hoses 3pr 3/4 tow bar feet 2 5ton tire choker chain 2 Hmmwv gunner stands 2 Hmmwv pass side seat reinforcement 1 M1114 battery box cover 1 M1151 rear a/c box 1pr...

10 bolt's are weak and broke with stock size tires. I would run it as it is and wouldn't waste good money on it. I agree with Gripy spend the money on an axle swap.

Before and after.

Looking for a price to pick up a Western Elegante Utility Cart from Yermo CA to 60097 IL. Thanks

:funny: This is the ECV nose bracket and the aluminum blocks Action was talking about.

The link below is the TM showing parts needed for the turret. If you're not building a slant back the G503 link shows a turret build on an soft top truck. http://miscpartsmanuals2.tpub.com/TM-9-2320-387-24P/TM-9-2320-387-24P0560.htm...

Some progress.

If anyone in Northern IL needs windows stitched up Frank at Aquaholics Canvas & Upholstery did a nice job on mine. 25819 W Grass Lake Rd, 60002 Antioch

Started to add A/C and ECV style lifting hooks.

With the steel special forces bumper on the front, rear bumper w/spare tire carrier and all the other junk in it I hope it won't be bad. I don't need it to ride soft like a Cadillac. I drive a 1 ton Dodge and a semi every day. lol

Swapped out all the springs and rear spring mounts. It's about 2" higher in front and 2 1/2" in rear.

Swapping out all of my springs today. 12338316-3in the rear and 12338316-2 in the fronts. Wanted to use the Variable rate rears but didn't want to change out lower control arms. You can see difference in springs variable on left stock on right.

Greg has them. http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?162180-HMMWV-Half-Doors

Those dishes at the VLA are huge! They have a nice sized barn to fix them too.

I had same issue with A1 brackets with a A2 bumper. I mounted the bumper then transfer punched it to mark where the hole needed to be. I used a Blair hole saw and it cut through the aluminum bracket fast and clean.