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As the Village Idiot has correctly told us, Gillespie 24087 is too brown for Vietnam era. In the '80s the military changed some of their paint numbers around and what was 24087 became 24084. I'll never use Gillespie or Aervo again. I only use Randolfproducts.com paint. It's about twice as much...

Thanks Doghead! haven't had to pull a shifter apart, guess that's why it didn't ring a bell. I poulled the top cover off a junk tranny and sure enough, there it was. Guess I gotta tell my friend to get his workers to stop speed shifting. :driver:

A local contruction type sent me this picture of a part that his mechanic pulled out of the transmission of a deuce. He did not know where it was in the tranny. I don't recognize it. Anyone know where it's located? Thanks Jeff

RE: When does GL at Chambersburg, PA. usually have appointme I've gottten some flexabilityout of them from time to time. Whatare you picking up? A friend of mine has some trucks to pick up there. I might be able to gethim to grab it and drop it here. Jeff

RE: When does GL at Chambersburg, PA. usually have appointme tuesday's at Letterkenny. Jeff

RE: Do I have a "D" turbo or a "C" turbo It's a "C" turbo. The exhaust housing on Cs are held on by a clamp Ds are bolted. Jeff

not sure yet.i'm just trying to network out there some. he's a new-be but not incompetent. hopefully he can drive it out. he'll be looking for troop seats and a heater kit, i'm out of them. Jeff

A good friend of mine just bought this: http://cgi.govliquidation.com/auction/view?auctionId=925342 I'd like to help him but he's on the wrong side of the continent. Any one have any connections out there? Thanks Jeff

???? I can't find the post. Cors has one for sale. Jeff

Hey Kelly A little weeping from the head gaskets is acceptable. There was a note about it in PS mag at one point. It when the compression ring blows out the back of #6 you'll need to do something. :) but not now. I think Star Electric has the head bolt wrench. I made one by welding the end...

He also needs the support arm that goes from the hole in the end to the lower door hinge. If you don't have it, Ken, I might. Jeff

Someone else asked about this truck last week. There's a pic in the other thread. http://www.steelsoldiers.com/index.php?name=PNphpBB2&file=viewtopic&p=56070&highlight=#56070

How old? 1st design: single stalk 2nd design: two arms 3rd design: arm off winshield hinge 4th design: west coast

Looks like you nailed the font for the hood numbers. Where'd you find them? None of the signshops around here have the correct ones. Jeff

hi Bjorn It was a three ring circus/sale. lot #2083 was in ring #3, $400. http://www.proxibid.com/asp/Catalog.asp#2083 If that link does not work, look in their archives section for June. Jeff

1193 $400 1316 $250 looks like you don't have to log in tocheck prices: http://www.proxibid.com/asp/Catalog.asp?aid=4339&p=11&srch=search%20this%20auction

I managed to get registered on line. I talked the gril in the office into approveing me without the letter of credit. I was mainly interested in the M916. I watched part of the auction live on line which worked pretty well but I did not get the M916. It went for $5200 which may have been a deal...

Also, I may get this backwards, the exhaust housing on the D is held on by four bolts and the C is held on by a clamp. Jeff

Looks like the "D" to me. Smaller diameter, fatter exhaust housing. Jeff

Didn't someone request hydraulic spades/outriggers? Be careful what you wish for. Jeff