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Is there a TM for the M135? Mostly, the cover, or inside of the -24P, (or 34P) will tell you the difference.

Something like this. Its a jeep data plate, from 1966. Newer, but still, a FSN, contract number and a acceptance stamp. There seems to be a place for the info. Any who, take a better picture and I will forward it to someone in TACOM.

In 1973 I help drive the absolute last of the gasers from Bamburg to Böbblingen Can Point. Well, we had to line haul 5 of them, but the other 9 made in on their own power. I am going to hazard that this is not the original data plate. No contract number, or stock number. I am going to ask...

Snow Track is correct. First came the FSN. 0000-000-0000. The the NSN. 0000-00-000-0000. Now it can look like this. 0000-01-000-0000. If the part is from another country, it can look like this. 0000-12-000-0000. This is for Germany. You are missing a number, in your FSN's you found. the 2320...