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This is from the -20P, might help.

Another neighborly welcome jhama78, congrats on your score!

Standard issue double angle brackets, meant to receive the bow for the soft top cargo body. Sorry for the derailment folks. Back to your scheduled programing.

Thank you, kind sir. I thought I had, but can't find said post. :shrugs:

I do have an 1009, not as good looking as yours but similar play with green and black. Hoping to make the canvas last longer, I applied a canvas UV/waterproof protection and I'll reapply every year after a wash cycle. So far, 2 years and no sign of wear even with our dog trying her best to...

Another option for seat covers is Jatonka, I've been really happy with mine. Link: http://www.jatonkam35s.com/CUCVM1009seatcovers.htm

Another welcome from Maryland, USA. Sweet looking truck, great picture.

Probably not what your thinking of, but a member here sells "kits", or used to. might be worth a PM. Link: http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?105867-replacing-wood-bows-on-M101-A2&p=1928596&viewfull=1#post1928596

That's a really good looking '09 microjeep, congratulations. And another excellent job commander Z, thanks for sharing.

Welcome from Maryland, USA. As german m1008 pointed out, not much left of the M1028, but a nice truck indeed . A couple of questions, did they leave data plates on the door frame? and you appear to be wearing a helmet in the first pic. sir, is there a story behind that?

You asked if the AC Delco ones are still available and I shared a link to somebody selling AC Delco lines, just trying to be helpful. I quoted you below maybe you forgot you asked

Rockauto has AC Delco lines. http://www.rockauto.com/en/catalog/chevrolet,1984,k30+pickup,6.2l+379cid+v8+diesel,1053021,engine,oil+cooler+line,5516

Pictures always help. 1/2" wall pipe, load bearing enough for this application. Not sure if the M1101/M1102 came outfitted with it's own scissor jack.

It's referred to as a jack spacer. From the TM.

9/16-18, thread diameter and pitch I believe.

http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?100007-gauge-cluster-conversion-question&p=1278802&viewfull=1#post1278802

Yep, pressure fit. I understand some folks put sealant on them, I chose not to. Just cleaned and tapped.

Replaced a leaking core plug (AKA expansion plug, freeze plug, etc). I wanted bronze they had steel, I used it. Napa #epc41. Also, the '09 got an oil service, a fuel filter change and a new air filter. [thumbzup]

I've used 7/16-14 bolts in place of item #1 in the diagram. Why standard measurements on M1010 alternator bolts vs metric on the other CUCV variants, beats me. :cookoo:

Can't help with what you should do. I can say that the wiring on my wiper control plug is connected as shown in the diagrams and works as intended. 2nd picture in this thread shows the plug coming from the column.