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I would like to than Jason for recovering my M1008. It's now in a safe place untill I can get down and recover it in a couple of weeks.

I was cruising the web for them after reading the sticky post on them being no longer available. When I hear no longer available it drives me even harder to prove it wrong and find some somewhere. After searching the net for days I found a closeout company who specialised in...

I bought a lot of CDR valves CV871 which is the original military version no longer available. These are new of course and as a thanks to SS members I will be selling these for $10 each. I need to get to the PO and see how many I can fit in a flat rate box. You can buy as many as you want...

I have two extra meters, can't help on the panel. Mark

I have a military radio power supply in Plattsburgh, NY I would like brought to the weare, NH military vehicle rally July 24-27. It's only 2x2x2 square but it weighs 125lbs. If anyone can help please let me know. Thanks. Link to rally info http://www.mvmvc.org/

I remembered the local forestry station had a M1008 in the yard so I stopped by there today and measured theirs, it was 54" from cap center to center. The one I have appears to be too short and I will have to find the correct length one still. Mark

I measured mine at 51" form cap center to center. Perhaps your driveshaft came from a truck equipped with a NP205 transfer as used in other models of the CUCV which uses the longer shaft. I would like to confirm with someone with a stock M1008 to measure theirs to make sure. Thanks

Thanks for the pictures Ethan! Anyone near ethan or along my route from Maine that might have a nice replacement door and or front outer fender I would like to hear from you. I have the driveshaft so am set there. Dash was removed to access starter relay, Ethan jumped the relay contacts and...

Thank you for the measurement, I will campare it tonight to make sure. This one came from a standard K30 with a NP208 so it should be the same.

Will be picking up my M1008 in VA soon and want to make sure the replacement shaft I have is the correct length. Would someone please measure the rear shaft length main body center to center of the caps and post the measurement? 800 miles + from home is not a good time to discover you brought...

There were two styles of M151 fuel filters. Early in tank pump models had a filter in the tank surrounding the electric pump, the later models with the fuel pump mounted on the block had a filter attached to the pickup tube in the tank and one on the carburetor. What you have appears to be...

Hard to tell from the limited pictures but the first thing that stick out is the windshield is a civvy 2A windshield, M38 is one piece with a vent in the lower center. You should post this on G503.com under the M38 section.

Big thanks to Ethan(builder77)who stepped up to the plate and inspected my recent M1008 win at richmond, VA. The bad, driveshaft, and driver door damaged from forklift, door only opens 10" or so, no starter circuit and relay sitting in seat. The good, jumped relay connection and starter works...

I just bought one a few monthes ago fro Ontario surplus in New York. Nice shelter with all the racks, wiring etc, just added my GRC-106 radio set. Mark

I am in Machias, 3hours east of you.

Price was about $1,329.00, here is a link to the lot. http://web.govliquidation.com/auction/view?id=1759183&cm_mmc=IL-_-SS-_-Truck-_-3380 Running condition unknown, it was listed in the heading as a M1009 but the NSN and pictures show a M1008. Any help getting it inspected for being road...

I think I won a CUCV pickup in VA today but no official word yet. Was wondering if anyone inspected them. I took a chance and was hoping someone here may have looked them over and could help. Noticed a red tag tied to the steering wheels of a few, any idea what they say, perhaps drained...

Never got an email, pm or post your address here. Mark

I am interested if its the one I think I need for my shelter, will know as soon as I see the picture of it. Just looked it up, it's the UH-48 that I need, oh well. I knew the UH was familiar, looks like you have the larger unit.

I found the special shift shaft seal tool if you still need it, I will be willing to loan it out. Mark