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Outstanding!! Another 109 conversion to follow:-). We definately need a separate section in SS for these threads.

Depot rebuild A2's were done between 88-92 or something like that. Around '92 or something like that the whole A2--->A3 program was getting kicked off. More than likely you will NOT find an A2 depot rebuild deuce w/split brakes because those particular A2's were pretty much new. The A2's with...

huh, interesting. Much cheaper than putting 3-4 bottle of Prestone Super Flush.

LOL, wow now that is hilarious. They have the whole dept down there:-)

Outstanding idea on the slave cable plug location.

Rick those lights are out of armor, most of which have white interiors. There are two different setups white/blue or white/red light.

Hey Kwiksilver, have you found a rebuild kit for the dual circuit master cylinder???? I have been unable to track them down. I've got a couple single circuite MC rebuild kits but nothing for the dual circuit master.

Did you use Gillespie rattle cans?

You actually need to place a bid on the item to see what the final selling bid was. Unless you bid, the watched items will disappear after the close of the auction. I typically put a low bid on any watched item I am interested in to see what it sells for

Just in case no one knows where this part goes. Here's a pic

Insert popcorn eating dude here;-)

Glad you were able to come to a decision. Be sure to start a new thread on your newest acquisition;-)

That's one of the benefits of an A2;-). If I wanted to talk to someone I'd drive my GLI8-).

Here's a fellow SS's truck painted with the USMC Forest Green

Hmm, looks too dark to be 383 Green. I would guess either Marine Corps Forest Green (34052)or Forest Green (34079) used with the MERDC camo setup. Kind of hard to tell from the one pic

There is a kit however it is pretty hard to find. It was for the M66 ring mount. It was simply a swing arm type loop (similiar to the hood hold down arm. But this one was mounted in the upper corner of the windshield frame on the passenger side.

Faster off the line? Are we still talking about 13k lb CARGO TRUCKS? Why would being faster off the line in a CARGO TRUCK be beneficial? I must be getting old and crusty. ;-)

Look like M105A2 trailer wheel cylinders to me (7412065)

Hey bob1256, I have two late modeled A2's. My '88 M35A2C came with the Air-O-Matic steering. The late modeled A2's come STANDARD dual brake circuits (I believe it's the same master cylinder as the A3's). Brake failure can happen in your A3's as well. No vehicle is completely failure proof. When...

Lonegunman I sure do appreciate your enthusiasm over the A3. However, best do some research on the 1987 and 1988 M35A2C's, M185A3's and M109A3's. You'll find that several of your A2 claims are not correct. Got two late modeled A2's to prove it[thumbzup]