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But it doesn't have a motor?fat lady sings

Guess I may as well post updated M59 pictures too; it may be going to jeffhuey1n here in Cheyenne.

Last pictures.

More pictures.

Texazokie's truck is a 1971 General Products Division of Jeep Corporation M35A2. The truck was purchased from NAS Corpus Christi in May of 2005. The truck is painted with Gillespie “383” green paint and has US Navy markings for NMCB 17. Extensive work has been done to this truck and has a lot of...

PB, yes he is-texazokie

Since it just rolled out of my driveway with its new owner; I'll throw in my heavily optioned M35A2C for the last time.

http://motiveproducts.3dcartstores.com/Bleeder-15-Gal-Tank-and-Pump_p_30.html

There is a generic one that doesn't have the adapter. IIRC it's on the parts page.

Actually a lot of engines are sold untested.

http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?109212-ldt465-TD

mmmmmm.... M59 coming??????

Most of the common paints work well, just don't spray it thick.

There's 3 main suppliers. Mechanical Mules of America http://www.mechanicalmulesofamerica.com/, Dave Kelone http://www.militarymules.com/main.html, and John Emery http://www.m274mule.com/home.html. I would totally go with #3.

You will be able to tell the second it starts.

Joe, look on ebay. I just listed a NOS panel w/gauges.

Not positive but I think the military museum in Nebraska has one. http://heartlandmuseum.com/album/album1/Museum_Photos/museum_photos_11.html

I thought those were a demil item?

When you say along a couple of rivers, I hope you mean driving along them on a road?

Bill was a truly great person! How many people would ship you a rebuilt mule motor and bill you after you get it? Everything mule I needed came from Bill.