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The key I used for my first M1009 was to the M1008 I drove in the Seabees still has the vehicle Navy number on it. Still use that key. Almost all Seabee mechanic and EO's from the 80's 90's prob still have a key on their key chain or laying around in their gear somewhere

Has there been a rash of CUCV thefts. When I purchased my latest from the Police dept they were amazed when I handed the keys they gave me to the wife told them I already had a key and started it up. They said they had no idea the keys were the same for all of them.

I added two Staff poles to the front of the vehicle. I did not have a Seabee Flag for it but the wife found some at the Museum and they are on the way.

Replaced both batteries with Car Quest AG3478-84 880 CCA batteries. I did not realize how slow the old batteries were turning over the engine until I cranked it over with the new batteries Cost $116.19 each. After sitting for two weeks waiting for new batteries and temp in the low 20's it...