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  1. swatmedic

    My new M1009 CUCV

    Planning on painting it O.D. this spring. Till then try not to puke all over yourself.
  2. swatmedic

    My new M1009 CUCV

    Engine A pic of the engine compartment of my CUCV. It's pretty clean and looks like it has a new starter. Don't know a whole lot about the 24v/12v system and am learning. Does this engine look like it's been converted to 12 volt?
  3. swatmedic

    My new M1009 CUCV

    Mainly going to replace worn interior stuff, dash, door panels, paint, and window gaskets/rubber. Engine and trans are in great shape. There is a small leak from one of the oil cooler lines, going to replace it. To be honest not much more to do to it.
  4. swatmedic

    My new M1009 CUCV

    Just got this baby home. No rust in fantastic shape. 1984 64,000 miles. Can't wait to restore it...
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