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It was a Westfield Megabusa. I sold it to a guy in Denver a few years ago. Google Megabusa for more info.

More A/C install notes: - Cut longest factory Vintage Air Evaporator bracket into 2 pieces that are 2-3/4" long. These are used for the front dash brackets. - Use 3rd factory Vintage Air bracket on right side of Evaporator removable piece by fan to hold up heavier end of Evaporator - Installed...

Holy Cow! I can't believe how well the Vintage Air Gen II Super system fits under the deuce dash. It's like it was made for it. I was able to slightly modify the 3 factory brackets for the Evaporator box, and I only needed one piece of scrap aluminum angle as an attachment point. No new...

Good luck in sorting out your blinker problem based on the suggestions above. I recommend bobbing your deuce. This will create a shorter path for the grounds to work with, hence solving your problem.

Here you go: http://www.xm381.com/xm381/TMs_files/Michelin%20XZL.pdf

Ordered 90% of my air conditioning system today. Vintage Auto Air Conditioning had the best deals of any Vintage Air dealer on the internet. Gary was very knowledgeable and helped me choose the right components for putting a/c, heat, and defrost in my bobbed deuce. I ran out of time to order...

I'm still looking through the pictures, but I can't get any of the videos to show on your video link you posted above.

Rebuild kits were around $250. I bought the NOS fan clutch for $80 shipped.

Well I've been hitting a few local car shows here and there. Attached are a few shots of my handy work after cleaning the tire sidewalls with Bleche-Wite and then Armor All Extreme gel. It took an hour for 4 tires (no I didn't do the spare). My spare tire is now flat so I reached out to Erik's...

So just after passing 47,000 miles on the Cummins 6BT the factory Horton 12 volt electric fan clutch rear bearing decided to start coming apart. A pre-trip inspection caught the little bugger. I was standing on top of the valve covers and when I grabbed the fan and gave it a spin I noticed the...

I have heard that coolant can turn white when heated. Do you have a coolant leak above the turbo? Is your coolant level dropping any?

I'd find another bolt supply. Tractor Supply sells by the pound, but this particular metric size may have been in a baggy pack of 4 maybe. Not sure what other supply houses are near you, but I'd sure look around for more. Ouch!

Love the 60 ft time. Were you spinning? hahaahhaha

Today I finally fixed my air system pressure issue. After several calls to Cummins, Haldex, and a few others followed by disconnecting this and re-testing that I decided to throw some money at the problem. I drove down to the local Truck Pro and bought a replacement governor for my Holset...

I was given this information as well when I talked to Haldex today regarding the air compressor setup on my truck. Just a bump for other members that may need 5 ton ABS parts.

A lot of locals use this shop in Louisiana. http://www.cammotion.com/index.php Course none of them have diesel engines.

I'll be there with my bobber. Thanks for the invite via text message, Tim. I don't normally check this particular forum.

I drilled my multifuel exhaust manifold when I swapped from the D to C "whistler" turbo. Shavings fell to the ground instead of going into the turbo. Some people do it while the engine is running, others put grease on the tap, but it's just peace of mind for me to remove the manifold or drop...

Took the deuce to Twin Peaks in Baton Rouge for a supposed Jeep & Truck show from 11am-3pm. I got there at 10:30am to get a good spot. One jeep showed up at noon so I decided the show was a bust and left. Oh well, their loss! Attached are a few pictures with the ladies. I offered to help...

I'd like to see you install a boost gauge and verify how much pressure the turbo is making to go along with the new pyrometer.