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I found it! Brand new in the box Deuce hood lift kit made by BBQ Rod. I sold the deuce so I guess I should let it go. $200

I don't have a lot to offer, but get new bolts. I can go into an entire dissertation about over tightening bolts and removing them from their "plastic stage" but if the bolts were ever stretched by over tightening them they will come loose every single time. Think of a spring from a little click...

We got it figured out.

Get bikeman to pick it up. I'll grab it from him. I can't get down there this week. I can hold or bring to GA

Hate to be "that guy", but the Tech Manual has a really good troubleshooting section in it. Have you peeked at that yet? TM 9-2320-272-23-1 Work Package WP-0142

They look like decent trucks. I'd say you did OK.

I guess now we know where Google gets all their information.

Why couldn't you do this when I was still in NY? I can't believe no one has jumped in this.

Can you ship him here to NC?

Alright come on Alice, enough waiting..........nopics

So......I picked up a donor truck with a 12V Cummins, it may just be going in Clyde if I can find a set of clutch pedals for an Econoline.

It seems like I have a dead injector. I just don't have time to mess with it. Took it down to Jim Henry's. If it turns out to be more than that, it may become a part-out. Or.......maybe an 8.3 repower....hmmmmmm

From those pics, yep

How did the wife take it? BTW nice looking truck.

If it was me, from my past experiences, I would do all I can to avoid Chicago traffic. Consider your southern alternative route.

Soooooo.... where are the pics and how did the arrival go?

Alice I looked at the pics of the truck, looks like you got a nice one. Right tires and good physical shape. Just take your time with the trip (rushing almost always causes problems) and enjoy it. I've undertaken several super long-distance trips and loved every one of them. Someone on here...

I would suggest 1/4 inch plywood. The drywall will absorb moisture and fail over time making life miserable for you when you have to clean it all up and redo it.

I will have one compete "in the box" convoy light kit for $300.

In the green is fine. The fuses are pulled through by the end device, not pushed through. Voltage doesn't matter. It's amps (current). The tangs that hold the fuses could even be a little loose.