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RE: New member with questions about a possible M715 Purchase I wouldn't look at the wrong engine being a bad thing unless you are wanting a 100% stock restoration. The stock 230 is an odd engine and the military version is even more odd so some parts are troublesome and expensive to find...

RE: GL Cummings powered M35 It's a pet peeve of mine, lol. Working in the Parts Dept of a dodge dealership with every 3rd guy calling their engine that will do that to you.

RE: GL Cummings powered M35 For the last time it's CUMMINS, not cummings, cummer or anything else. aua

RE: Re: RE: Selecto hubs Here we go again... :popcorn:

Why is it there? I looks as if it's restricting oil to the valve tip.

I wonder if DMA has bows and a cover for his HEMTT?

Keep in mind that is only a reference as the differences in compression, monitor brand, type and settings as well as graphics chipset or cards.

Be careful about what is in a spray in bedliner. Some of them contain a lot of rubber and the firefighters here tell me that they can't put them out for anything and have to let them burn out.

Congratulations! Good to see that right came out on top for once.

I'll take two. That lathe alone costs over $10k new.

M715 tanks are generally hopeless as they rust out like nothing else. Most are going to fuel cells or tanks in the bed, adapting whatever will fit in the stock position or in the spare tire location or custom building one. Good ones are extremely rare and very expensive. Keep in mind if you...

Per Technical Bulletin 746-93-1: This info is for the bridge weight number found normally on the passenger side door, but the yellow paint color should be the same as the bridge plate which is described as yellow further down the same page of the TM. Here is a link...

CCKW = See, See, Kay, Duba-U Lol...

Fastenal or McMaster-Carr.

Actually no, any creature with bifocal eyes can see past the "treebark" style camouflage, which is why no military on the planet uses it. The camouflage patterns are designed very carefully to conceal and break up the overall shape of the vehicle both to make it harder to see and to identify...

Excellent fabrication work. I'm not sure I agree with the placement of the extra rings on the sides of the hull, but then, it's not my build. The fuel cap is way cool though. [thumbzup]

Looks like it's a USMC CUCV with a fire extinguisher mounted in the bed. "C/O 1 TRUCK,CARGO 4X4,MODEL M1028 (CUCV) NSN 2320-01-127-5077,W/1 EXTINGUISHER FIRE NSN 4210-01-205-2246,MOUNTED IN BED. MODEL FOR TRUCK FIREIS M1028FF"

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Keep in mind there is this also: http://www.olive-drab.com/images/AMG_letter000314.jpg

Why not?