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Here are some pics of the brackets looking down from the top. There are two of them.

The strip does go in first. I used aluminum pop rivets on the front of the door but had to grind them down as they stuck up a little too high.

Welcome to the site- don't know if I will be able to help you much, I just have a tiny M35A2...

All vehicles have at least one fuel tank and there is nothing you can do about that. In 1985 I was stopped at a red light in my patrol car in Phoenix. A small compact car was stopped behind me. A school bus came up from behind, struck the compact car and forced it into my car. The fuel tank on...

Thanks for clearing that up, I didn't know that. Obviously that would be much safer.

Bill, that's a sharp looking interior- great job!

What happens if you get rear ended by a car while carrying that extra fuel? Possibly a tragic fire...

Sam, you're always welcome to visit and drive it again! Next time we'll go to Alberts and do some target shootin'.

Lots of degreaser!!

Pics of the engine as promised..

I really didn't do much in there- painted some small parts and installed A/C and air steer, but I'll get some pics and post them.

Dez, just FYI, I painted the inside of my cab the same as the outside.

Hey Dez, that's the same color I painted my deuce. Crimson, what part of the valley do you live in? What kind of MV do you have?

Thanks for all the kind comments everybody- this is my first deuce and it took me about a year to do the work and all the upgrades. I belong to two MV clubs who put on fundraisers for Wounded Warriors, Packages From Home, Blue Star Moms, etc. it's a lot of fun and very rewarding to display our...

Thanks Sam- I got there right after it landed!

I finished spray painting the stencils I got from Rick Larson and installed the canvas cover from New Life Canvas.

My '83 AM General also weeps below the head gaskets. Has done so so for the year that I've owned it. I've never noticed bubbles and all the fluid levels stay normal. Just gonna keep an eye on it for now.

Des, glad to see you got the paint figured out.

Hey Dez- any luck figuring out your paint color? Did you locate a seat for the passenger side?

I had to do some "surgery" on my wire also. I cut and "unbraided" the wire sheath then cut the wire inside. I reconnected the new to old wiring using a butt connector that has glue inside that seals the connection when heated with heat gun. I then connected the braided sheath and soldered part...