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Thanks. That actually helps a lot. I need to figure out how to stretch it out all by myself now. It is very thick canvas, and probably around 100 pounds.
When I picked up my M101, I was offered a canvas top for an extra $150, and it was in extremely good condition, so I bought it. Unfortunately it is just a tarp, and not the fitted top. I was wondering if anybody has any information on how to properly attach a tarp over the bows, and fold the...
The only data plate was on the bed, and I temporarily removed it so that I could wire brush the loose paint around it. I will eventually get this sand blasted, and spray it with enamel. this was just a rattle can job to cover up the very bad latex paint job that was done on it at some point...
I figured it out. Unplug only works for video. There is a Firefox plugin called Image Download II, that allows me to download every image available on a page. Here are the before pics:
I can do that for the thumbnails, but it doesn't work on the zoomed in images. I tried on IE, Firefox, and Chrome. I am going to see if unplug will work for it.
The bolts are 1/2"x2" I plan on using wingnuts, but that's all I can get locally.
Next, is longer chains on the tailgate, so that when...
Here's the link to the listing on GL: http://www.govliquidation.com/auction/view?auctionId=6208860
I haven't figure out how to save the large images on GL yet, so I provided the link for the before pictures. I will post those pictures once I figure out how to save them.
Here's what it looks...
I recently won a trailer on GL, and the data plate lists it as a 1962 case master M101a1, but according to the research I have done, it should be a M101, because it has the parking brake levers parallel to the box.
I have painted it flat black, and had to replace the bearings on the left...