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Here are three pics of my Suburban conversion. I used the roll on Herculiner and was very pleased with the results. I doubt the roll on, or spay on bed liners, will reduce the road/engine noise much...driving a CUCV is kinda like driving a hailstorm...noisy! Sorry the floors are so dirty...I...

Oh man...it's truly a sad day....I had a fantasy that I'd win the lottery and buy that Hemtt someday...sigh...

If I'm looking at the right bracket, that's for the front leg for the machine gun ring mount. The other two legs mount on the two semi'circle brackets on the rear of the truck's cab. Hope this is correct. Rick '86 M1007 Suburban CUCV Clone '85 M1031...

Hi David, Thanks for your compliment on the Suburban! I'm about 35 minutes from the Maryland line, NE of Rising Sun. After talking to a mechanic from Memphis Equip, I finally figured out that one of the fields in the alternator was bad, and got a re-manufactured alternator from them...

Thanks for the suggestions! One of the batteries is bad, so I will be getting 2 new batteries delivered tomorrow. Bjorn, I will check for voltage drop as you suggest, if the new batteries don't clear up the problem. I'll let you know what happens. Thanks again guys!

Hi Bjorn, Thanks for your reply. The altenator I have has the "built in" voltage regulator, that has a ground, hot wire, and small 14 gauge(?) wire with the rubber waterproof connector. Is that what you were referring to? Thanks, Rick

I sold my 1970 AM General M35A2 and a few days before pick up by it's new owner, the voltage regulator decides to start charging the batteries at around 75 volts. I bought a new regulator from Memphis Equip. matched to my Prestolite by serial #, installed it yesterday, and now it's charging at...

RE: Fillin Of the 20 or so M1009's I've bought or serviced, I've never seen anything there. It seems like there should be something to keep debris out, or protect the wiring. But I'm no expert! Rick.