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Plywood is under body section, page 84.

http://www.vintagepowerwagons.com/online-parts-catalog

I would think that would be a bad combination.

Vintage power wagons has the plywood bases. I just ordered all the foam/covers/etc from New life canvas, it should be here next week.

Well, the bed is about ready for paint. Started installing some dash stuff. Steam cleaned the transmission and transfer case, and installed the "safe driver" sticker for the wife......

I had one in my deuce for over 10 years with standard bulbs and ZERO problems. I loved mine.

Well here are some pictures. Those fender seals are a pain in the butt to install. Steering wheel took over an hour also. I kind of like the black shocks!

I got mine from Midwest military.

The front of the bed should be in the same spot as the normal M34. If it was long, it would be on the back end wouldn't it?

Here's the original info.

Actually, don't you just remove the distance between stake pockets? Doesn't it go from 5 pockets to 4?

yeah, his last post was in 2012...

You should put a gas motor in it....

Yep, been busy. Back in school, got rest of rims painted and new Superlugs mounted. I didn't like the passenger bed side so I replaced it today. Bed is coming off tomorrow for final paint and install of little bed parts. I have a leaking rear pinion so that needs to come off too. Ordered ALOT of...

I'd try putting some oil in the motor.:whistle:

Hawthornes in Lake City.

http://www.halftracks.com/index.cfm click on the halftrack in the upper left for ones for sale.

Wow, that was dumb...

A first vehicle with 200 miles on the weekends-NO. Maybe a M1009?

Gasser radiator Ordnance part number 7521972, Federal Stock number 752-1972, Ordnance Stock number G742-7521972, Manufacturers part numbers MO-AD5109, MO-1A5109G, RC-486F2 or SD-913165. Totally different.