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There is a truck in delta for $1500 that might be a better truck for you. look on craigslist if you are interested. A guy on the forums here has it for sale.

I saw that and I was hoping they were going to start selling deuces again. But nope that is a 800 series 5 ton cargo truck. An 813. I don't think they ran out of deuces to sell. I have seen ones in other GL lots.

the 318 and the 360 are balanced differently. YOu will find the flex plate is part of the converter for the transmission. So you will need to use the convertor for the 360. Otherwise the bolt pattern on the bck of the block is the same as is most of your other brackets. It will fit no problem.

I have two good engines here in PA one is an LDT with a d turbo and the other is a LD naturally asperated. LEt me know if you are interested. Both engines will start and run, both are still in the trucks. The LDT is still driveable.

How did you get them home if they didn't release them??

what transmission are the 5 speeds? I am possibly looking for a ZF trans

I have a set for sale in PA. but that is a bit far away.

make sure the transfer case is in gear. either pull the level all the way up if that doesn't work try pushing it down. Does the truck have a title?

just running the lines. You can just have a simple transfer pump to move fuel from you aux tank to your main tank. That is probably the simplest way. Or you could find the setups like on the M818 tractors. this includes a selector switch that is turned on with tank to pull and return fuel...

I have a plastic battery box. Let me know if you are interested. I can bring it to Aberdeen MD

Sent a PM. Mine can be driven. Have titles and I am somewhat close to your location. 20 miles approx

I ended up going to a diesel shop I think i paid about $30 for one.

Some guys are making them out of HEMITT rims. there are some in the classifieds section. I have some unmodified rims in PA for $75 but they are the 10 lug for the 5 tons not eh 6 lug for the deuce.

one nice thing about a deuce is you can park on a hill and start under compression. no electronics required at all. Yes they will run without a lift pump. ask westfolk about that one.

an emp might still cause the truck to shutoff. not sure. i know a deuce won'[t care one way or the other. not sure about the 809 series trucks either.

that's why you should get a deuce. there are no electronics required. a cucv needs 12 volts on the solenoid to the injection pump.

see deuce camper http://www.steelsoldiers.com/deuce-modification-hot-rodding/37097-first-109-camper-outing.html

thanks for the compliment

where in PA are you. I have a few deuces for sale at 17881. Let me know if you are looking to buy

I have a deuce for sale and an extra cab. I am in PA. I would like to get $2500 for the cab and the truck. Let me know if you are interested and we can talk.