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Got mine today also. Thanks Mark.

The cold start ether injection on my M35 never had to have the cylinder refilled or replaced. I have used the same tank for the last 4 winters and it wasn't full when I got it.

Nice score! A lot different than the rot boxes found in this area.

I bet you could give Beechtree or Weebee the strap dimensions and they could produce a set for you. Mine are kinda dry too, but still hold tight. They'll need to be replaced someday. For future reference, does anyone like GMA still produce the complete cargo cover for the M1008? I'm also...

Congrats! Great looking truck and trailer! You will have hours of fun with them.

Great looking truck and welcome to the 'club'! I really like the red color. It looks at home on a deuce.

GM also used that color (or close to it) on engine blocks back in the sixties.

Then I guess it's put an arctic cover on the nose for the drive home. :driver:

Yes, that is correct. Green CARC = '383' = 34094

Actually, the paint job looks great, like it was properly prepped and applied. Too bad he picked that color. :doh: Hopefully the repair work is as good as the paint job. Since you've got until the end of the month, send him a can of the color you want and have him respray it.

I know these trucks are multifuels, but Arizona Iced Tea? :mrgreen:

Once you fax or email your application it will take about 2-3 days before your status changes to 'sent to Battle Creek', then about 7-9 days after that you will get the approval (or denial) notification. A friend of mine sent in his first ever EUC application last month. It took exactly 10 days...

I buy the Gillespie paint from these guys. http://www.armyjeepparts.com/

I just sent a paypal payment for 2 plus the free one, $33. Thanks Mark! Paul

Great pictures and solargizer idea! Can't wait to see the video of it running.

Congrats on a great looking M1009. The nice solid ones are hard to come by these days. And welcome to SS. Post your recovery pics.

Check out these guys. I got a 1009 floor covering from them a couple years ago along with many other parts over the years. Their quality seems to be better than LMC http://www.classicindustries.com/truck.htm

Yep, now those pics show it on backwards. That will be a fun top to rotate. :shock: Have you been driving it much Bob? How do you like it?

I agree with Chuck. Also, there should be the word 'FRONT' labeled on one end on the inside.

I'm sure you'll be ok. Just inspect everything on the truck before you drive it off, and take your time with frequent stops (at least early in the trip), to check for leaks, hubs running hot, etc. I picked up a depot rebuild from there over a year ago and drove it home. It was over 300 miles one...