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A huge percentage of those aftermarket parts are created and sold for professionally designed, current or recent-engineered vehicles or at least corporate created vehicles with the resources of an engineering department that created and had the government endorse these vehicles. Somebody takes...

Thankyou for your fantastic and very interesting and informative thread. I enjoy your mix a fabricated and factory parts for the body tub and pan restoration. It is fortuitous that you are able to get the factory replacement panels that you have used. Your repairs are thorough. Happy motoring!

The tach functions fine. It doesn't seem to use the alternator for the signal. I never looked but I wonder if the tach is a mechanical tach and runs off of a cable.

I bought an off the shelf 7 groove pulley from spidermarine and they even installed it on the alternator before they shipped it. I can look up the number for the pulley tomorrow and it was $14.00 and a smaller diameter. The alternator spins faster and charges at idle. I also positioned the...

I installed one of these on my A3 and it works great. I fabbed up the bracket. You can see it in my photo album on this site. http://www.spidermarine.com/showitem.aspx?&id=104834&name=100%25%20NEW%20Delco%20%2024%20Volt%2070%20Amp%2021si%20Alternator

Iddy Biddy helicopter flight school in session. If you have a iddy biddy teeny weeny helicopter that does not have a functioning tail rotor, it has counter rotating main rotors that provide the lift, slowing or speeding up one of the rotors provides the directional control for directional...

This is as close to me ever seeing a BlackBird fly so for your enjoyment: http://youtu.be/1lYGUROZ_Pg

This is a pleasant example of an engine that runs well on nitro based fuels: http://youtu.be/NPNmI6D2T2c

A majority of those iddy biddy engines use a "glow-plug" ignition system as well as the compression. The glow plug filament stores some of the heat of combustion for firing the next ignition-combustion cycle. The glow plugs come in different heat ranges. Just think, a little wire filament...

Howdy!! Great to hear about the "PROGRESS"!!! Any one want to get into a political rant?? ha ha, Anyways great to hear you have sourced some good supplies from the "Good Ole USA"!!! It is time we try to source what we can from home and holler really loud when we can't get them from here and...

Weed whack with this Machine! http://youtu.be/wEJYAYX9PJk

Heyy! Welcome back!! How about aluminum foil, pop cans, beer cans for different thicknesses of aluminum stock! Cheap and readily available is always nice! Great to see you back and on the build![thumbzup]:beer:or pop whatever your choice!

Neato! An impressive effort and clever ingenuity! What will you do with your truck, anything you want!! Let's get some animal carcasses on the rotisserie and:beer:!

How much would you charge for a gallon or 5 gallons of the cutting oil and what is your zip code as I would drive down from WI to pickup the oil? Or, how close to Chicago are you?

You must consider the RPMs on the motor at operating speed and the hydraulic pump operating speed as well. I presume the pump operates off of a pto in the 600 to 1000 rpm range and the electric motors of any persuasion operate in the 1750 to 3600 rpm range. You need a smaller displacement pump...

Seasons Greeting to you! Thanks for posting and creating this thread. Your pictures are always fun to look at and are intriguing. Wishing you and yours all the Best!

Are you saying that there are real live M998s over there in civilian hands?

Awesome! It appears my M35A3 does not fall under any age restriction as the old (present law dictates), so I am free to register it as any appropriate annual or bi-annual (farm) registration I choose. Thanks a bunch for Yours and Toms EFFORT and to all who have contacted the gov.:mrgreen:

Very Cool Project! There is a thread on the site for Electrolysis rust removal that uses soda soap, water, a battery charger and some homemade dip tank apparatus. That might be helpful for the big parts.

Leave it on the trailer until You can get it to start if you own the trailer. I have had one CUCV with a 12 volt starter and the accompanying 12 volt conversion. When the glow plugs are proper and fully operational and the fuel filter base is not leaking and the lift pump is working and the fuel...