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I think I'd look for a clogged hose for your no window washer spray problem. Do you have an A2 or A3?

Jeez Man, If you had any luck at all, it would be bad. :beer:

Why is it people with the least amount of wiring/electrical experience, try and do the most work?

Light housing to fender, both studs.

And this all started with the installation of your Arctic radiator cover?? I reconsidered putting mine on, but not now! Good luck in your repairs......again.

Nice truck, the show sucks bigtime, and Mr Pawn Boss is a blowhard. 'Nuff said. I totally agree with WM about reality shows. Next they'll be telling me Roller Derby isn't real. :doh:

Let me reiterate for you: No title, no deal. Original buyer from the Government has to take the SF-97 and get a title and register the vehicle. Essentially, this vehicle has never had a title.

Back away...better to get one already titled.

Aint worth squat without a title issued by the state.

Yep.

TM = Technical Manual. You might want to download the Operator's Manual, you sound very new to the Deuce scene. Learn as much as you can about it, not just from the seller, before you buy it. Download from the Resources bar at the top of the page, click on Technical Manuals. Under Deuce TM's...

Do you have a TM for the truck?

Stripped or not, still a good save, especially for $1K. The Club I belong to has an 886 also, so we are always looking for parts & pieces. Photo attached.

Nice truck. Was the inside stripped out as in post #5 Photo #4?

If this is what's going to happen when I put my Arctic cover on, I'll just leave it off. ;-)

Lamps are blue for night light discipline. It's easier on your eyes to go from blue light to darkness than white light to darkness. The pupils don't take as much time to react. The light sets probably went in Tactical Operations Command (TOC) tents in the field. Nice sets...throw them on eBay.

Ditto. I just replaced mine in my A2C, didn't trust the originals.

Chrome on a Tactical Military Vehicle? What were they thinking? Bleech.

Buy what you require for the loads you intend to use and go one size up to allow for expansion. Also, remember you won't be using all the loads at the same time. Find all of you amp draws on your equipment, write them down on paper and play around with the numbers. For example: I won't be using...

This should help Coloradans with MV registration.