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RE: Re: RE: Selling my arctic M1009 That's a neat project you have there. Not many good WWII fire trucks left in good shape. Good us updated with pics!

That's a new one. HOWEVER it gives me an idea. I think if you work together with Steel Soldiers from around your area, you might have a convoy at the wedding! Think about it, a deuce can tow a bunch of empty hydraulic fluid cans behind it, even!

That's a M35A3 front bumper, BTW. Not sure why the A3 needs it....

RE: M1489 You might have to fabricate the whole deal yourself. A lot of the water buffalos have these parts removed or damaged beyond repair when they are surplused out, not sure why. And I have yet to see an auction of those parts come out of GL, ever. Get a metal project box or an ammo...

Yeah, gimp - I think I may have had something to do with that! :)

Re: RE: My update on Gumby project The exhaust are M-715 series pipes, but repro. All the major supply houses are repro-ing the exhaust parts as the NOS ones are long gone. Only part that is not being repro-ed is the exhaust manifold, which is known to crack often. Good thing my manifold...

I'm on it.

Yeah, make sure you do any greasing of the gears in the door assembly through the bottom access panel. I learned the hard way this weekend, DO NOT TAKE THE WHOLE INSIDE DOOR PANEL OFF, it will make reassembling everything a real pain in the you know what!

RE: M35A2 - which radio used - where to install radio anten Most had the VRC-12 series of radios installed, which included the RT-524 or RT-246 series transceiver. The earliest M35 series trucks from the 1950s had some version of the RT-66/67/68 transceiver, with a PP-112 power supply, at the...

Okay, got a lot of little projects donw on the M725 in the past week. Routing vent lines, installing most of the exhaust components, rebuilding the inside of the doors so that the windows rolled up and down, etc. For those who want an exercise in futility, try tearing apart a M35/M37/M725...

Yeah, Dave, that looks like the first one in the set of pics above, just repainted. I'm seriously considering building one of these when Gumby is done.

Am interested in hearing the answer as well - my driveshaft is locked up tight like this too, and it doesn't look in that bad a shape.

Very nice work, bigmike. You're doing a great looking resto job there!

RE: Re: RE: Re: RE: Re: RE: Re: Found boarding ladders for $ Okay, guess I shouldn't pick up the boarding ladders from this dealer near me. Seems Jeff has hijacked the thread and is pushing his parts, which is fine, he's got a business to run. But I don't wanna pick up the five boarding...

if that was in the fuel filter, you better take a good look inside that fuel tank and make sure there's no gunk in the bottom. That looks like fuel tank liner that is feeling away.

I'd guess around $12,000. Good Mogs are going for that now. Wish they were lower, but I guess the off-roaders drove the price up on them....

There's a whole slew of them coming up at Letterkenny, PA in a couple weeks. Just the beds, that is.

So, um, got a pic of your gama goat? nopics

Good save, a little rust and dings in the usual places, but nothing bad. Glad to see it was only a bad battery in your ride.

Check this dealer out. Has parts for all sorts of armor from WWII to the present. http://www.militaryvehiclesupply.net/