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Yes, I do believe I am addicted now to Military Vehicles.lol Walking to Freedom 402, I am new to CUCV's also and it has been a learing curve for sure.PM me and I will give you my number. It would be great to get a cruise of CUCV's together in this city. I get a ton of looks driving mine, the...

Just need two inner and front fenders and that is about all of the rust repair on this truck.

Well the resto has been started. Landed a very clean box and M1009 rear bumper for a good price. No turning back now.lol.

Thanks for the kind words eveyone. Yes I have been replaceing all of the hoses and belts the were suspect. I would love to completley restore this truck, but it will have to wait untill I get my 1970 Plymouth GTX project done.

Did the Dog Head starter relay mod after work today. Works great! This site is full of great information! The $20 bill it cost me is well worth it!

I have done a bit of work to it in the last few days. Including a new axle oil seal and and shoes on the rear end. New tail light lenses and a the parts for the Dog Head relay mod. These trucks are addicting!lol

A pic from when I just got it home.

Thanks for the replys! I got it for $3,600.It has 34k miles and is pretty **** solid body wise. I have been semi daily driving it with doing repairs in between. I really enjoy driving it! I dont miss driving my modern truck at all. Well, maybe it needs a cup holder or two.lol

I have wanted a Chevy truck CUCV for a very long time! Finding a decent one my area is very tough. Most have been beat to death and are very rusty. I could not pass up the decent deal I was able to get this one for.

I recently purchased an 86 M1028. The previous owner allready installed a brand new 6" super lift with 37 16.5 OZ military tires, new exhaust, glow plugs, batteries, etc etc. I have been replacing belts and hoses etc so far, and yes the Dog Head starter relay is happening very soon!