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We do a get together a couple of times a year out at Stoddard. Good to see another SoCAl person. If you go to the calendar on the right side of the main page, click on the 11th..it should be highlited. The SCMVCC swapmeet is this weekend. Might be a bit of low attendance, it is Old Fort Mac...

Well, the standard ht cover acts like a sail now, More flat surface hitting the wind will be more resistance while driving.

Rich, Drive it to the meet Sunday. I'll check it out.

Like this? I also recall pics here of some troop seats someone made out of M35 troop seat parts.

Cool, another So Cal person! Welcome!!

That is definatly the truck and trailer in 67beast's album. Did he sell it to this guy? I'll PM him and find out.

Yup, pull the lids and have a look see.

They also make tapered cast iron plugs for block repair. You drill one end of the crack, tap the hole, loctite or epoxy the plug ant tighten it up. Then you cut the protruding part of the plug off, drill and tap another hole to over lap the 1st plug and continue the process 'till the crack is...

Looks good! I really like the HMMWV. You got doors?

DH is correct. If the choke has been stuck, the plug is most likely fouled. Slam a new one in there. If it has been sitting, the gas nowadays doesn't have any shelf life. You'll probably need to pull the float bowl at a minimum and clean it out.

Read the TM, brakes on these are nuttin to take a chance with. You should start at the MC, then air pack, then wheel cylinders. Get a pressure bleeder or make one. It makes life much easier. Read the manuals first. They are free in the resources section.

We need to take all the repeat Q/s and make a sticky.

Dirty, buy here's one.

I looked, I know they are still available, Cummins uses them to mark the P/N on pipes and hoses.

Make sure the fan is on the correct way. Looking at the old stat it shows that there was a seal there, make sure it is still there. No seal equals the coolant returning to the block loop and not going through the radiator. Verify the dash gauge with a known good one. Remember electric gauges are...

You're probably gonna need to get ahold of Eastern Surplus, Memphis, White Owl, or one of the other vendors that have used parts.

I've noticed some of it is more yellowish than others.

I have sets of hoses, all except heater hoses. PM if interested. Check the belts. Mucho easier to do with an open front.

I think the seal is still available. PM me to remind me and i'll check Monday.