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denton pics Unfortunately, I didn't take many pics and only took a couple of my jeep and the steam shovel in the shed by the train.

I got home about an hour ago and managed to stay one step ahead of the rain the entire trip. No issues and ran great. Had a great time reconnecting with old friends and making new ones. Already looking forward to next year!

Those (2) were it. They were in a odd lot, found when cleaning out a garage. The guy that had them didn't even have any army trucks but knew someone/somewhere was looking for them. The m221 is very happy!

G749 mufflers are still out there!

Good looking truck and I like the bed. Looks to to have been replaced with an earlier engine

Close up.

Pull the pickup out of and put 2 "o" rings on it.

2 strips of Velcro (attached by double stick tape to the tailgate and license plate) from the hardware store.

Anyone bringing any g749/m211 gmc parts?

Yes, this should work

I had the one above the alternator blow out on a trip and used a rubber expanding one since I had limited tools with me. It held for the trip until a permanent repair could be made. The local napa store had it in stock and it seemed like it was 2"

This store is showing in stock online: Advance Auto Parts - Store 8550 531 EAST CUMBERLAND GAP PARK CORBIN, KY Tel: 606-526-0036 and Advance Auto Parts - Store 8050 1204 SOUTH US HIGHWAY 25 EAS BARBOURVILLE, KY Tel: 606-546-8575

See if the harmonic balancer is wobbling while engine is running.

My cucv was eating fan belts and a replacement harmonic balancer took care of the problem.

Pic attached

For what it's worth, I don't think moly grease is optimum for needle bearing u joints.

I would estimate around 2/10/53 and 2/12/53

I took the M37 camping last weekend and snapped this pic on the way home.

All packed up and ready to hit the road after a few hours sleep. See y'all tomorrow afternoon!

The fuel pump died on mine and I put the slant 6 Plymouth pump from autozone on this weekend since time is getting short for the Georgia rally. For the existing vent on new fuel pump, I drilled and tapped the hole and threaded in a machine screw to seal it up. On the other side, it had the...