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So I have 73 drilled holes to fill from the hard top, heater, radio's, and fire department. This is going to take awhile.....

Actually post 16's link has the current upgrades.

She can, and has them; but we want custom ones with a grey background (not white) to match the truck.

Thanks for the compliment! When we bought it we were stationed at NAS Atlanta. During the ride to Wisconsin, all I heard was how happy I should be for getting my new truck. As soon as we pulled in to pick it up and Wendi saw it, it immediately became-"I love MY new truck". It took a lot longer...

And get a power bleeder (There's a sticky in the deuce forum). Here: https://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?3229-Deuce-Power-Bleeder-R4x4-Style

I am leaning towards the Guntruck "Otto". I should have also added before it has the 4:89 gearing and a front disk conversion. Notice every grease zerk is painted yellow...

Thanks! I am currently doing a USMC M38. After that the plan is; since I have so many M37 spare parts (and another truck), I'm going to build a M37 ARMY Gun Truck. :beer:

We have a sticky in the deuce forum. See post #16. https://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?3843-Peter-Bog-s-CAD-deuce-schematic!

http://www.mypilotstore.com/MyPilotStore/sep/13276?gclid=CjwKCAjwxaXtBRBbEiwAPqPxcNlZQocHMHtkb4tU-4lh3ItMtZLr_TMqcK-akLyMhYVxClJjmVBC_RoCLOEQAvD_BwE

Here's how it looked in 2009 when bought sight unseen from a Wisconsin online auction and a link to the 4 year build thread: https://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?147925-Finally-restoring-the-M37

I would be interested in one as long as the Daytona jack works, that's all I have for jacks.....

Google DMC AF8. I have that one plus a cheap one I found in a surplus store.

The M54 kit isn't really like the original kit. Their site shows the fording kit for a M35 non turbo multi, that one is close. The only difference is how the tube is mounted. You can either make the clamps or just shorten the one in the kit. There is one installed on the deuce in my Avatar photo.

Here you go:

Yes, I still need to put it and the troop seats on.

The seat covers came from New Life Canvas. They are actually grey, the picture doesn't really show that. There's more seat pictures around posts 100-105.

Put in the firewall pad, last panels and shifter boot.

And we have mounted tires/wheels.

Back at it after the summer. Wheels painted new Firestone NDCC's from Summit sitting in the garage.

Or just buy the correct shifter from Vintage Power Wagons and be done with it.....