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I would call it more of an hub than a balancer that the pulley bolts to, I used the factory piece. Engine has been great with no issues what soever. I usually drive highway around the 60 mph as I live out of town around 30 miles from the city. I would say that if you are building one that...

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If you have the correct ETW1 carb on your truck it will look like this and the governor is mounted on the base on the side in Grey as in this picture.

I remember that day, Grate photo op. Thanks for setting it up Dave [thumbzup]

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Nice kit, I just need the T brace that bolts to the spring to complete my kit.

I believe that this unit was a command post variant. Here are a couple pictures of the cab, I don't have any pictures of my engine compartment as you cant see much of it anyhow but here is a generic picture of what it looks like.

The passenger side is but the driver side I installed a bed as I use this for my long distance club trips and events. I drove this almost 10,000 KM this year and I took it down to the MVPA convention this year in California. Bandit02 I did turn up the pump and does have better power now :D...

Here is my LSVW :D

Thanks, Small potatoes compared with you restorations JD What kind of power train drives that thing; diesel, gas? , Powered by a flathead ford.

Hello all, I thought I would post some pictures of my almost finished 1942 MK1 Universal Carrier. This has been nearly 7 years of on and off restoration. When I got it it was a pile of parts that someone had started in the process and I took it from there.

You are quite the archeologist Dave :nothingfunny:

Well Dave now that you have all of that money burning a hole in you pocket did you buy all of his reserve parts ??

So are these made in Canada or the US ?? Where would they be shipped from ??

Looks like you had a fun day :doghead:

Whats a LMTV ????

Looks like a typical mid 70s ford 2 bbl carb.

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Pretty neat that you got a tour of the facility [thumbzup]

With that serial number sounds like you have a Canadian built WC52 APT (Air Transportable) Here is a little info that I got off the web somewhere: So... if you've visited this site I guess you're into Dodges too. As you don't often get to see Canadian Dodges around, I...