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Something like this....wow VALVE,FAN CLUTCH M939 | M923,M923A2,M939,M939A2 | Military Vehicles For Sale | Military Trucks For Sale | M35 A2 | 5 Ton | M151 A1 A2 | Surplus Parts - TNJ Murray

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What kind of rates are you offering......I'm just north of you....my need something in a few months.

We had to replace a lot of the control boxes...they are the weak link.2cents

How about this?

Picture # 7 is the pass side...what do you need a picture of?

LOL... this is the wifes truck...I haven't touch it since I bought it back it 2006 at Ft. Bragg(besides new tires). Wife has put over 20,000 miles on it. Some rust spots, but she runs great(truck that is..lol) I need to fine some time to get all these small things done.

Hopes this helps.;-)

Here is his thread. maybe he can get you some extra thread. http://www.steelsoldiers.com/5-ton-mods-hot-rodding/82926-m932a1-shorter-drop-side-deuce-bed.html?highlight=rrrr

PM rrrr He is getting a guy to cut and resew a 5 ton vinyl cover in MO for $75.

Do you have the Diamond's in the valley ? you should if it's a 2003 build. That would be a very good block. I didn't bid because of the 1997 listing....aua Good score....are you going to Hot start it in the can? or install and take your chances?

My M1028 has pulled a flat bed trailer with two M101A3's from IL to FL, Pulled a flat bed trailer with a M1028A2 dually X 2 from MI to FL. Pulled a gooseneck trailer loaded with household goods from FL to MD Pulled a M4K forklift on a gooseneck trailer. M1028A2 pulled a flat bed trailer with a...

Diamond's in the valley are the best block.

On the passenger flange there is a Julian date. The first character is month (A=1 and so on) the second two are day, and the fourth character is the year

I would say 6.5L http://www.steelsoldiers.com/cucv/66346-6-2-diesel-6-5-diesel-engine.html?highlight=12555506 http://www.steelsoldiers.com/cucv/75564-pisked-up-6-5-today.html?highlight=12555506 http://www.steelsoldiers.com/hmmwv/41247-engine-id.html?highlight=12555506

Yes, Huntsville(Redstone)..turned out to be a good trip. Thanks

Here are some pictures of the load I brought back to South Florida. Total about 1,850 miles round trip with about $600 in fuel cost. Payload about 7,400 lbs(not counting trailer)

Welcome from South Florida....That Ferret is going to take up a lot of your free time. Good luck on the rebuild.

Thats a great price "rrrr" to have someone resew the cover. papacom's bow & cover kit are priced very cheap for NOS in the crate.[thumbzup] Wish I would of bought another one or two.aua