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Yes indeed! Any updates Bjorn?!?!?!?!![Very Happy :-D :-D](https://www.steelsoldiers.com/images/smilies/icon_biggrin.gif)
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I would like to see more pics of your top if you have time to get some
Exactly right, although I had to do mine ALONE and do it with the top on the truck. It wasn't that hard, just think it through before trying to move a 4' cover through a 3' holeInstalled the engine hatch cover for the first time yesterday (takes two people to lift it on and off) after the silicone rubber gasket was epoxied in place.
It's a far cry from opening and closing the hood on a deuce, that's for sure. The openings are for access to dip sticks etc. It's all water tight for swimming, since the engine runs submerged when doing so.
Where else can a person, follow such an interesting and odd piece of American History, being put back into operating condition(with some owner improvements), in such detail and be a part of it(with comments, suggestions or leads to parts, or just enjoying the pictures and reading, etc). Bjorn, Thank you, for "sharing" it with us, I am grateful to you.![]()
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