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I suggest you find and use a reputable local diesel IP service company.

If you do not need extra fluid for the hoist, a simple diverter valve may get you what you need.

You did not say it was a bobbed deuce, you said is was "basically a bobbed deuce..." You also did not say anything about wanting to "bring it back"... It looked like a custom 4x4 to me. Also, you posted in the conversations forum, rather than the modified deuce forum. And lastly, the...

Nothing in the parts TMs?

In the parts TM.

Your thread was deleted because it had no MV content. No big deal.

Vietnam era semi gloss Olive Drab is paint color # 24087.

With no stated goals, it's kinda hard to say what you would be best to modify.

You might want to be more specific. Deuce and 5 tons(M809 series)share the same tops.

Maybe the Admin could post such a list in the Vendors forum. That would be handy.

I thought we were talking about a multi-fuel engine in Tom's truck(that the gauge needs changing in).

Since the issue is with his computer and Karl is on this site, I see no reason to worry about that.

I just pulled a similar boat out with my CUCV... Forgot to take pics though. I'd say a bit more weight on the truck's axles would have helped. Maybe a block of concrete in the future?

Antennaclimber (member) sells them in the classifieds. He has new ones that he manufactures.

15 should be all you need(and get full scale). More boost is going to be too much.

My 77 3/4 ton has one, iirc.

Positive identification(including a GM part number) can me made by simply using the part TMs.

They start much easier when they are not cold.

Look at your starter, it may have a broken or loose bolt or no support bracket. Also, unless you have resupplied your GP relay with 12 volts, starting it with 4 bad GPs can ruin the new ones.

Because I always have the choice to use discretion. In this case, I will wait until he responds and in the meantime I will educate many other members. Pretty smart, huh? Hopefully, someone will simply get his stuff to help him, and he will get it in the long run.