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Nice to see another fine example of saving/preserving and re-purposing a great historic vehicle. I commend you. I also see you are still trusting and using the Paradox rear cylinder cooling kit. I installed a kit on my 1008 several years ago and never looked back.

Sounds like your recent neck surgery must have cured your past aliments and brought you closer to your wife. To be twisted around upside down on your back on the floor of your truck cab at your age is a very difficult position to be in. I only accomplished that move once, But I was 20 she was...

I just talked to him, stay tuned.

Sharecropper We have all been waiting for your "git-er-done" project. I trust that all will go superbly. Can't wait to hear that beast rumble.

Is Wix considered an oem premium filter?

Have you "priced out" or tried "sourcing out" new oem filters for CUCVs? Advance Auto is asking $58.

And don't forget the "Never-Seez" on the new bolts when re-installing.

Register it in NY as "Historic" and get it insured through JC Taylor insurance. My 2 CUCVs cost me a total of $340 a year with the combined vehicle values of $17,000. Go to - jctaylor.com to get a quote. Keep in mind, you are supposed to only drive it to car shows and parades and it's kept in...

They make imitation bullet hole stickers you can stick to the cab. That would be more of a talking point.

Any dry place will do. Just don't leave them out behind a barn in the tall grass.

a grazing from a Ak47 round. Thats hard one to prove.

After washing it thoroughly, it probably wouldn't hurt to spray it with a vinyl restorer/preservative. I like to use ArmorAll Outlast Trim & Plastic Restorer. It soaks in nicely and looks like the vinyl loves it.

Congratulations It's so fitting that you're heading down that dusty road. Just don't bite it, it doesn't taste good.

Take care Rick, you'll get through this. My sister has the same issue and has learned how to "carefully" deal with it. And remember, they say that growing old is not for sissies

My condolences. From someone that experienced the same.

Looks like a beast that has and can handle anything you throw at it. A great asset to your sawmill.

Nice; What's ya building Howard? Did you get a permit?

And all this time I thought the cold air coming in around my window crank was just free CUCV air-conditioning

New one to me; Whear is the door baffle located and what is their purpose?

Welcome to the site. That looks like a fun project to work on, and it will serve you well when completed.