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Great looking MV. Couldn't help but notice the pizza cutter tires.

Uh, IMHO that deuce looks a bit goofy with 52" tires

Here you go;-)

Paint looks great. Is that CARC black? Looks too glossy to be CARC.

For the English speaking side of SS: "contact me for the paint of your chevy I have a contact to the top it has just painted mine"

I used a piece of 1 1/4 inch stock to make the brackets for the C-10456 control boxes you see mounted in the corner of the hardtop. The brackets bolt directly to the hardtop supports. The C-10456 control box on the tranny hump is mounted to a VDR-2 RADIAC mounting bracket. I used the same...

I need a M1009. Playing the waiting game with GL.

Project put on hold until this white fluffy stuff goes bye bye. Oh, this was the first wave of snow that hit us. If you go ahead and add another 6 inches that'll be the current state of affairs. Right now it is a mere 16 degrees outstide. Today I paid a visit to Heavymetal (thanks Rick) and...

Great looking truck. I'm glad your recovery went well and uneventful. Looks like Mr. Murphy is in hibernation;-)

LOL, I don't care who you are. That's funny right there:-)

Another idea would be to extend the hose back farther under the cab. This will help prevent the gases to enter the cab while driving down the road. Blow by will be worse if you allow your Multifuel to idle below 1200 RPM's for an extended amount of time.

I'm not sure what the NSN or part number is but Haney Electric in TX probably has them. Here's a link to guy who has a breakdown to everything you need to install a VRC-12 in a M1009. Military Radio Setup

Wow, glad you made it Dave. Been wondering how you made it when I saw those nasty Pass cam shots:-0. We got about 4-6 inches of snow last night and it continues to dust a bit. I sure picked the right week to take vacation:shock:

The shop van kit comes with a completely different set of mounting brackets, exhaust vents, different wiring harness, and on/off switches compared to what you have. I suppose a guy could use the controls on your kit to make it work. However, getting it mounted may be a bit of a challenge. Oh...

Back of the shop van w/dual MF heating units. The shop van kits are under a different NSN. It has the same heating unit, fuel pump, but also has the exhaust vents

Radio would have probably been a VRC-12 based radio. Like an RT-524 or RT-246.

Oh hey, did you ever post a video of what's going on in your avatar?

LOL, the ingenuity of our SS community. That is awesome. I can see that was dead space as I don't think a spare would no longe r fit there. Great job!!!!

I also did the same thing Scott. When I pushed the headlight in, it disconnected 1/3 of the wires. I bought a new headlight, went to remove the old one and saw that one of the leads were disconnected. Didn't need to replace the headlight after all. Pull your headlight and you'll probably see...

I am going to go with Loctite Polyurethane Roof and Flashing Sealant. I had planned on getting the joints done today. However, it appears God is blessing us with some white stuff at the moment. Hmm, where did this come from? Not surprisingly the forecasters were incorrect;-).