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LMC has such kit, if i remember correctly. But this price...:sad:

Why photos? Take off front battery negative wire. Put voltmeter between frame and rear battery positive. If voltmeter shows volts (12,xx), then you have some previous owners additional wiring.

Lots of CUCV´s here have H4 headlights.

Here, post 14: https://www.steelsoldiers.com/threads/84%E2%80%99-m1009-glow-plugs.213839/#post-2503565

true :)

No kingpin bushings on 1009.

https://www.steelsoldiers.com/threads/broken-starter-bolt.210553/

Thanks for you too - just remembered that i have original brake hoses on my 1009 :) Time to order new ones...

This? https://www.rockauto.com/en/moreinfo.php?pk=1151791&cc=1050589&pt=1792&jsn=503

Thanks. Well, 1009 is not quietest vehicle. Without other benefits i probably dont bother.

Well, exhaust on my 1009 is in in extremely bad condition after this winter. As Walker products (46631, 46632) are discontinued, i probably must make my own, welding different bends (no this diameter pipe benders here). Everything from front to rear. Is there any benefits to add crossover or H...

Nice indeed, but you lose ALT 1, 2 and 4x4 lights.

Better more than non ;)

This helps you:

Well, i think those are FSM (Factory Shop Manual), so same as paper. Those are .pdf books, previously pointed: http://www.73-87chevytrucks.com/techinfo/7387CKMans//Service/X8432_1984_GMC_Light_Duty_Trucks_Service_Manual.pdf...

Well, print more money, sure it will solve all problems D:

IF you need use aids, use wd40. Ether is no-no.

I probably have radio plate somewhere, if needed.

Do you mean long piece what has "custom deluxe" sign or that square metal part (radio equipment stand)?

You are right, 25 gallons it is. Even slightly more, from empty tank mine takes 105 litres (=ca. 28 gallons).