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M34 info I hope all is well with you CARNAC! I have an M34 that has a missing dataplate. The only # I can find is the metal tag screwed to the dash to the left of the missing dataplate: G2742, 7397545 (Obviously the G2742 is the contract #, hoping the last # is the serial. Is this enough...

Point Taken MarkMontana: Point well taken. I'm scatterbrained thoughout the day (pulled in 1 to 10 directions at any given point by people & commo equipment) and was so when I created the thread / poll. (environmentally inflicted ADHD (the "oh, something shiny! syndrome)). :cookoo: I guess...

Well, I've sent CARNAC a PM... looked back through at his information he provided to people. I think maybe just a Year, Model, Manufacturer, S/N list would work... no other info provided. I was considering just dropping the concept... but I've basically got a 2/3 vote that something should be...

LOL! True 'dat Holmes! PM me what you find. Hint: I don't drive a bus... I have 50+ spies in buses. I was going to change my town listing earlier when I added the sig and forgot with all my background hubbub. ;) Didn't notice until a few hours ago that it puts the town name in... figured that...

Sooo... seems if someone else has started it and doesn't have the time for it... maybe I should contact him and take up where he left off. (anyone have his handle so I can PM I do web design professionally on the side (won't quote site url's, got a virtual smackdown already for trying to post a...

Well, elementary school kids can suddenly erupt in an explosion of noise on occasion (kids taking other kids stuff, usual lack of candor and smacking each other causing a ruckus). ;)

M38A1.COM - Registry This explains the purpose of the M38A1 registry (my brother used it to date his and had his added). It's just a useful tool. There are cases where soldiers knew their hood #'s and found it in registries like this... makes them feel good knowing their vehicles are still on...

Understandable AceHigh: Fully understandable. The Federales know ALL about me anyway: ATF: Possessor license for explosives (professional pyrotechnician (fireworks)) NH DOT: School Bus Driver Certificate & Hazardous Materials Endorsement on my CDL. Local Police up thru to Interpol: background...

Curious if there is a Deuce registry out there. A web site called "Green Six" had one going, but the site is AWOL. Is there one out there on the web or should I (re)start one? Is there a demand for one to even bother? I know there's one for the M-jeep world. Being a web designer it wouldn't...

Sure thing Chuck! He's some backup for my statements: Copper.org: Applications: Automotive - Hydraulic Brake Tube Copper.org: Applications: Automotive - Copper-Nickel Automotive Vehicle Brake Tubing http://www.fedhillusa.com/webnuts/burst.pdf As steel gets older it oxidizes and weakens...

Steel brake lines loose their psi capabilities over a few short months, then drastically beyond that. I would recommend (and I'll be doing this on my M34 when I take delivery) you purchase cunifer line. It bends nicely without kinking and the 3/16" line will hold it's 16,000psi abilities for...

So... buying an M34. My brother passed the OD bug to me. He's restored an M38A1 to near 100% and drives his M880 daily (near 90% but bed is bad). He's one of those "psycho Warrant Officers" who knows all the old stuff from WWII to present inside and out. ;) Anyway, she (M34) needs some...