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The only vehicle I have with a canvas top is the M38A1, and it is the only vehicle I have garaged.
Also, be aware that some sunlight passes through some tarps. I was dismayed to find the seat on my Mule falling apart after being tarped for a number of years. I changed the tarps when they...
I don't think the rash of M936's being released will affect the price of M816's much. How are you planning to use the truck? Would a 20-25 year old truck be better for you than a 40 year old truck?
Here is a point to remember when it comes to parts compatability: My 1984 M1009 takes 1983 6.2L engine mounts (found this out the hard way). The '84 mounts will not line up.
I have been told that the DoD chose the design in 1983 and they asked GM not to change anything.
Recommended procedure works for me. Half throttle in the summer, full throttle in the winter. Of course, I'm off the throttle as soon as she starts to light up.
I noticed the following in the M800 series 5-ton WIKI:
M809/G908 Series (1962-1983)
Air filter mounted externally on driver's side fender
Center of grille extended forward (similar to Deuce)
Some have grille of steel tube
All have Cummins NHC-250 Naturally aspirated 6cyl. Diesel
Is the date...
I never knew rabbits climbed up into engine compartments (rats, yes) UNTIL I started up my deuce after it had been sitting in a field for a while.
Score: Deuce 1, Rabbit zero.
What are you planned uses for the truck? Is there a historical registration in your state? It could save you mucho dinero on registration and insurance, IF you can live with the restrictions that come with historical status.
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