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Anyone know the most OPTIMAL size hone to get for doing the brake wheel cylinder on a deuce?

I might just be missing this but was a pickup location given? Hard to see who is along the route if you don't know where "there" is.

And now for your next trick (drumroll please). Impressive. I think I would have bumbled and fumbled and in the end, hooked it to a towbar and taken to TWright. I barely pass CUCV 102. Wish I were a college level CUCV mechanic.

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I would agree with all above except it I think the bows are wood. If so, that detracts from the value. Unless they are absolutely NOS wood bows, then it would be better to take the wood off, clean and paint the metal and make 5-10 a piece. Non-NOS wood bows complete? Good luck, kinda like...

It looks normal but then again, it looks too perfect. Need to break a couple of vacuum cleaner bags all over it and drive it around on a dusty road, then it will look National Guard or Army Reserve normal or active Army normal even.

Gotta tell ya, if you're worried that the shell makes it look "unmilitary", in the latter half of life for these many did have shells put on them by the National Guard OMS or UTES shops or the Army Reserve ECS or AMSA shops. Looks normal to me.

Organization: USPFO ACTIVITY MASSACHUSETTS ARMY NATIONAL GUARD Location: MILFORD, MA Nomenclature: TRUCK TRACTOR 5-TON Model: M931 NSN: 2320010478753 Serial Number: C53100242 Registration Number: NL0BM6 Year of Mfg: 1983 Manufacturer: 65909 Contract Number...

Much simpler when the truck is on hand. Organization: USARNG REGIONAL TRAINING SITE MEDICAL - MISSISSIPPI Location: CP SHELBY, MS Nomenclature: TRUCK CARGO D/S 5-TON Model: M923 NSN: 2320010502084 Serial Number: K946407 Registration Number: NL12BF Year of Mfg...

Thanks DH cause I wanna create a poll on if we need polls. :doghead:

I'll most likely swing by GA on my way to Aberdeen to pick mine up and assuming I do, I'll have it for sale at Aberdeen. NOTE: Batteries not included, meaning there won't be batteries in it. Other than that, I have no pics, I don't have a clue about condition, operation, etc, etc, etc.

You may want to post it to the buy/sell/trade threade for the rally. http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?101898-TX-MV-Rally-March-23-24-2013-Buy-Sell-Trade-Thread&highlight=tx+buy%2Fsell%2Ftrade

Mounting would have normally been done in a rack in the backa akin to the M1008A1.

I guess I could get a job in the AWS as a volunteer observer....in 1941. My weaker area is the WWII Soviet Yaks and Migs. Not sure if I could get the Yak 1 vs 9 vs whatever correct.

OK, let me take a shot. First is a C46. Second is a De Havilland Mosquito. Third is a B25. How's that?

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Real siimple for the CUCV. I buy the brakes, belts, filters, etc when I need them from O'Reilly's or other similar store. The FAQ section has a cross reference list. In addition, the -20P and -34P has the cage code and mfg of all the parts. Most are still available but there are a couple of...

I told you that's where I parked it at. When am I getting it back? LOL.