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I also think it is from the park brake assembly. Looks way to short for the clutch or throttle return.2cents

Welcome to the site and good luck on your search.

Saturn has them listed. I believe they are the 6S6 28volt. I don't have a cross reference to a civy bulb. Saturn Surplus

That's pretty much correct. If your governor is working correctly once you set it to 60 Hz it should maintain that as load increases and decreases.

Welcome aboard and glad to hear all went well on the trip.

Great pics'..[thumbzup] I always would rather have the weather a touch on the cool side instead of sweltering hot. A lot easier to slip on a jacket or coat if need be. Sounds like the bunker was a neat adventure.

That really looks good. [thumbzup]

Good luck and don't forget the pic's....:)

One other Item to think about would be the mechanical fuel pump on the IP assembly. This is another place where you have fuel pressure in the 30 ~ 60 psi range on one side of a seal and a open path to the crankcase oil not under pressure on the other. 2cents

Very nice looking setup.

I always liked to carry 1 set of front wheel bearings (inner & outer for one wheel) and inner front wheel seal. Also "U" joint for rear drive shaft and transfer case rear output shaft seal. 2cents Have a safe trip.

You could do it that way. If you have a way to pressure it to 40~50 # and place it in a wash tub of hot water you would be good. They are normally seeing at least that with normal oil pressure. If you have a local machine shop that machines aluminium heads and blocks they can pressure test it in...

That could be your problem right there. Red would indicate a OAT antifreeze, Organic Acid Technology. This type of coolant can cause some types of rubber to brake down and loose it's ability to maintain a seal. I'm thinking it has caused the weaking of one or both "O" rings that seal the cooler...

Might have to make a trip there. The wife and myself are always looking for a great trip with the travel trailer. I see they have full hookups. Got to have that hot shower...:)

Welcome to the green iron addiction MidNightRider. Happy hunting for your MV.

Just a guess here but any chance that uses a military standard spark plug cable like off a gas engine. Something like in a jeep or M-37.

I seem to detect a theme running through your post....:)

Nice buy..[thumbzup] Looks like a great truck to restore.

Nice looking trailer hunderliggur.

Almost forgot...:oops: nopics :-)