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My Wifey doesn't hesitate one bit jumping in the truck and going to a parade or display in the Deuce.

Her Daddy is going to have to start cleaning the shotgun on the porch in about 7 or 8 years.

I'll bet if you do a search, you'll find a video of a Member doing an install of a coolant heater on a M/F.

Yes! By all means, please post photos! We are a photo impaired bunch!

Man, I sure am glad you put that winky thing at the end of you post.

Tin, You're not trying to protect the lamp, you're trying to protect the wire, should you have a ground fault (dead short). As Kenny indicated, you can only turn one lamp on at a time. Install whatever is handy, but I wouldn't go any lower than 5 Amp, and no bigger than a 15 Amp.

What AWG (wire size) are you running to it? #14 AWG, 15 Amp fuse will protect the wire fine.

Install the frame. Toss the soft top on the hood, upside down. Thread the windshield piping through the rolled sheet metal on top of the windshield. Flip top over, pull onto cab tub, tie down.

Usually or always? I understand once you get the throttle set where it belongs, you leave it there.

You're not serious about the horns, are you?

Sorry to hear of your recent hosing. You're not the first, and probably not the last. I used him years ago and everything went well, don't know what happened since, maybe he's off his meds.

All you do is cut the ass-end off the truck and toss an axle, right? :roll:

Good point.

Here ya go. JATONKA's M35 TM download page Look for the M35A3 Operator's Manual.

That COE would be a cool project.

I drove by there hundreds of times when I lived in Idaho back in the 90's. I was told then the owner was not interested in any sales. I'm glad to see him let go of his rare iron now. Maybe I shouldn't have believed the person that told me that, I might have gotten into MV's along time ago.

You know one of my Sons?

Most likely, but it probably wouldn't be one of our regular surplus vendors.

I used Rustoleum Surburst Yellow and Sunrise Red. They really stick out!

I agree, if they are not cracked, stiff or otherwise questionable, you should be good to go, keep an eye on them though.