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Good luck with the build.

I pulled this from the cucv wiki, I hope this helps. M1028 The M1028 is a 1984 K30 pickup with a J code 6.2L diesel, TH400 3 speed automatic, and an NP208 transfer case. It is primarily used as a shelter carrier and therefore has heavier rear suspension and mounts for a communications box to be...

Well said brother. I thought the gimpster was cool guy. I've never had a problem from him. I moved the green machine out of the drive way, it moved less than its own length before it quite, a quick pump of the fuel primer and back in action.

Ha-ha funny. Why is camel jockey on your sign? Just asking.

Your welcome.

The ones under danger and in the right hand stop sign. Thanks

I saw this thread on the home page, I think:oops: Now I remember, I was looking up flag placement stuff on trucks and seen this thread and didn't look at the time stamp. Sorry

CB antennas, big tires, no brake lights, mud on it, and a pair of rebel flags, and big balls on a truck, thats fine with me. I have a CB antenna on the tool box, a pair of rebel flags on the head ache rack a pair of old Glory's on the brush guard, most of the time a little mud here and there...

What's the funny lines on the bottom sign?

You are being sarcastic right?

I went and got a couple milkshakes in the green machine

If those are like most electric actuators them get power move to limit switch and stop. Then they can get power to the other side and move back. They only stop at each end of the stroke and if power is lost

http://www.fiberfix.com/product/original-repair-wrap-large/ This? Hehe

Sweet build. I understand about a kid abusing their truck, I see it first hand, since its me. So it had 6in blocks in the rear? And had the front spring mounts mounted on a 4in square tubing? How did 42s fit, and how did the 6.2 handle them? Good luck

Those where not cheap. When I first saw this I thought it said Budweiser. What is the bundeswehr? Thanks

That thing is spotless. Those batteries should start is even if its locked up.

A boom box is ok. That's what I used for a while.

Good point. I carry a large enough wrench to take them off for what ever reason.

I installed a stereo in mine. Just simple small pioneer. I put my 2 6x9s behind the seat in ammo cans and 2 2.5 in speakers in a ammo can mounted beside the 4x4 shifter, one day I'll add cup holders to the lid. But it turned out nice, a simple clean small stereo, the head unit has a black bezel...

Mine are USA made and rated 8.5 tons. Hope this doesn't count as hijack.