Russm
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Oh my god I should just cover it while driving around too!!!
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What have you done to your CUCV today/lately - Part 2
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Make jokes all you want.
I personally could care less.
Not everyone that visits this site is a fellow enthusiast.
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Right!? Paranoid tin foil hat mofos. People should just mind their own **** business.
Kristina
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Keep talking. ��
90Jimmy
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We will go down together man....
rustystud
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That is a very true statement. Even around here where I live. There are those who think if you drive a "military vehicle" you must be some kind of "white supremacist" . Even at my church ! I mean "REALLY !"
rustystud
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It's statements like this that are not needed here. Moderators ?
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With license plate info I can easily find out....
Full name and any aliases
Spouse name and info
Children information
Current home address
Past addresses
Current and former Job Employer
Any other vehicles registered
Social Security number (with this alone, incredible damage can be done to your identity).
Voter registration
Any Court action or civil judgements
Criminal history
If you own land besides your primary residence.
Etc.
Law Enforcement can dig much deeper.
There’s more, but I think you get the point.
We all are displaying our tags while driving with the masses.
It’s required by Law.
Posting it on a site that a lot of people hate is a risk.
It’s a fact.
No tin foil hat needed.
One only has to look at the extremes some political zealots will go to these days.
We all love our MVs.
Like mentioned, not everyone shares our passion.
Full name and any aliases
Spouse name and info
Children information
Current home address
Past addresses
Current and former Job Employer
Any other vehicles registered
Social Security number (with this alone, incredible damage can be done to your identity).
Voter registration
Any Court action or civil judgements
Criminal history
If you own land besides your primary residence.
Etc.
Law Enforcement can dig much deeper.
There’s more, but I think you get the point.
We all are displaying our tags while driving with the masses.
It’s required by Law.
Posting it on a site that a lot of people hate is a risk.
It’s a fact.
No tin foil hat needed.
One only has to look at the extremes some political zealots will go to these days.
We all love our MVs.
Like mentioned, not everyone shares our passion.
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I haven't had time to do much CUCV work lately but I did pick up a not so common piece, a CUCV II brushguard.
Makes me miss my old CUCV II.
Pay no attention to the license plate please.
Makes me miss my old CUCV II.
Pay no attention to the license plate please. 
cucvrus
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I am about to expose myself to the world. That is a freshly issued Pennsylvania license plate. I was peaking at other peoples today while I was driving. I wear dark glasses so they don't see me looking. Have a GR8T DAY. I seen that one already in Arizona. I was just issued a body cam at work and we also have a tag reader at the main gate. I was unaware that I was a secret agent. But I do like the body cam. It does protect my integrity.
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See the little triangle next to the thanks icon. Your welcome to push it anytime you want on a post that gets your panties in a wad.
cucvrus
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I will send one out to you. These are nice and like new.I changed my glow plug relay with an ST85, removed the cowl and wipers and sealed some cracked seam sealer that was leaking. Greased the linkages so they would stop squeaking. Then removed and replaced the gasket on the kick panel vent which was also leaking.
I left the cowl and screen on the top of the truck and the wind took them for a ride and now I’m missing a metal clip. Where can I get a #7 below, I tried LMC:
I dug and found many. You only need one so it will be coming your way. View attachment 756661
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Guys I could care less if you post your license plate or not.
Was just trying to help people know what can be done with it.
Post away!
I replaced all 3 belts today.
Set lasted 3 1/2 years.
Gates Brand.
Was just trying to help people know what can be done with it.
Post away!
I replaced all 3 belts today.
Set lasted 3 1/2 years.
Gates Brand.
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Very nice, was this the cheap one in connecticut?? I almost grabbed it for my truck.I haven't had time to do much CUCV work lately but I did pick up a not so common piece, a CUCV II brushguard.
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Makes me miss my old CUCV II.
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rustystud
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I was not aware of any special triangle button. Is it some kind of "special" access to the moderators ?
If so then I guess you would know right Floridianson.
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That's the one, I had to make a trip down there anyway so I figured I'd pick it up in case I ever needed it.
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Gen 1 died.... again...
I had it rebuilt by a reputable shop... When I picked it up the voltage was a hair low but not low enough for me to be too concerned... What's pissed me off, is I paid over $200 to have it rebuilt instead of buying a new aftermarket one because quality is supposed to be better.... should get more than a year out of it..
I had it rebuilt by a reputable shop... When I picked it up the voltage was a hair low but not low enough for me to be too concerned... What's pissed me off, is I paid over $200 to have it rebuilt instead of buying a new aftermarket one because quality is supposed to be better.... should get more than a year out of it..
True Knight
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It’s hard to find quality parts now days. Al the cheep stuff is flooding the market and not enough demand for the better and more expensive parts.
Last time I rebuilt my alternator, the brand new voltage regulator I put in was no good. Very frustrating.
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and... I feel like an idiot....
I always check fuses first... and I did....
But, I didn't check the belt that's only a year old...
Pulled out my spare alternator (M1031, keep it in the body), pop the hood, and go to loosen the bolts and.... where is the belt? lolol
Belts were all new 1 yr ago.... but the store didn't have a gates for the Gen1,only the store brand.. the gates are all looking like new... the cheap store brand one shredded itself...in less than a year...
So, having replaced belts a dozen times on my rigs in the past 5 years, it's now a 20 min job, most of that time pulling out a 15 mm, step ladder, and pry bar (for tension)...
So.. crisis averted.
I always check fuses first... and I did....
But, I didn't check the belt that's only a year old...
Pulled out my spare alternator (M1031, keep it in the body), pop the hood, and go to loosen the bolts and.... where is the belt? lolol
Belts were all new 1 yr ago.... but the store didn't have a gates for the Gen1,only the store brand.. the gates are all looking like new... the cheap store brand one shredded itself...in less than a year...
So, having replaced belts a dozen times on my rigs in the past 5 years, it's now a 20 min job, most of that time pulling out a 15 mm, step ladder, and pry bar (for tension)...
So.. crisis averted.