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You should care if that air warning buzzer works or not. It will stop without air, but you'll have some canvas seat cushion in your keester when you finally do get her stopped. Here are some vendors: Saturn Surplus --> Saturn Surplus on the Web! JATONKAM35s HOME ON THE WEB Erik's Military and...

Sweet! Another serial number we can add to the database!

John if it were anyone else, I wouldn't believe it. :lol: Forever Tesla!

No dairy cows here. Good grief, nobody is "having a cow", the forum is to express one's opinion for crying out loud. There are some that say modify, and there are others that say restore, but in the end it's the OP's decision, all we can do is give you the pros and cons of each. Nobody is...

You might be getting some of the different models confused. I don't know the difference between "fairly rare" and "super rare", and I don't have any numbers that state how many are left. Here's a link to help you familiarize yourself with the M35 family of vehicles. Military Vehicle Owners...

Somebody straighten me out, I'm getting mixed messages here. One Gentleman says he has a 0-100 PSI gauge, reading between 40 PSI at idle and 60 PSI running. This is tapped into the bleed screw between secondary and final fuel filters. Another Gentleman says his runs between 5 ans 9 PSI...

Yep, that makes all the difference in a single circuit brake system. Too bad you want to take a fairly rare truck and make extensive changes to it. It should be restored.

I park my Deuce in the shop and have pictures of other Deuces on the walls to keep her company. :roll: Seriously, when I drive over to my Buddies shop about 16 miles away, she runs a little ratty. But on the way back, more like a scalded ***** ape. She loves to be driven!

With the vehicle being that old, and the braking system what it is, you probably wouldn't want to exceed the 55 mph top speed. Just my 2cents.

I would secure a piece of plywood to the back of the cab tub and mount your intercom pieces there. Lots of rooom to add 24 to 12 converter, stereo, etc. Headsets could hang from a piece of stiff wire looped around the soft top frame. These are some of the projects I want to do when funds permit.

Excellent idea Tin!

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Seems a little spendy for used vinyl, the canvas cover better be in real nice shape for $200.

Depends on the look you want for your truck, canvas for Vietnam/Early Cold War era, or later conflict eras with the vinyl. If you garage the truck, the canvas would be OK, un-garaged the canvas won't last as long. Is the canvas new?

A used VIC-1 system runs about $300 with 2 headsets. Emmado is correct, lots of moving parts, cables, connectors, etc. More to go wrong. Qual-Comm is a good civi aviation brand, don't know the price though.

Welcome from the Plains of Colorado! As suggested above, be sure and visit the MVCC site. We have just over 100 members and are a very busy family oriented Club. The Bulldozer should be fun in parades! Ha ha! http://www.mvcconline.org/

Thanks for the fuse box shots. Now a few wire ties to snug those wires up and you'll be good to go!

You noticed that too?

Don't freeze your fanny off for a photo, we can wait 'til the weather's better!