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This has not gone as easily as I had hoped. After removing the bolts the TM said, and attempting to pry the panel out and hammer down, I found out that at some point in this trucks life, someone decided to tack weld these panels together. Not the normal military spot welds. I sure wish I had...

I have started removing things to get the rusted panel out but have a few questions since I am not understanding what the TM is saying to remove. It says to remove the window frame. Do I remove it from here? Or here? Also what is the best way to get this pin out? I ran out of daylight...

This looks like it could be a little difficult. Lots of stuff to come off. I found out how to do it in my downloaded copy of TM9-1819. NDT...Did you have to remove the back panel and everything else the TM says? I only need to replace the passenger side. Also what is the best way to remove the...

Getting geared up to do some more welding in a few weeks, I ran across this. It appeared to be some small bubbles at first until I started pushing on it with my finger. This is on the passenger side above the toolbox. What is the best way to go about fixing this? One of my parts trucks...

It can get a little warm where I live. Don't want to do away with my A/C.

I plan to.

Is that a Canadian Military only thing? I have never seen one on a truck down here.

I have no idea what any of that is. Sorry. Good to see you back!

Pearat... I was contacted the other day about this truck in Lamont, OK. The owner sold the land that the truck is sitting on and will close on it in about a month. The truck is going to be scrapped if he can't get it sold. They were asking $500. Story with it is it was purchased from the local...

I talked to Memphis the other day and seems they have what we need for a good price. They have a lot of things not listed on their website. The roof rail weatherstripping is sold in 5 ft rolls and the price is currently about $1.87 a foot. The door weatherstripping is also sold in 5 ft rolls...

I see that on their site. I'm going to call them and ask about it. Seems reasonably priced.

I believe you are right. I am having a hard time finding who supplies it and where to get that exact stuff in the lengths we need. Any ideas? Agreed

The samples from Steele came in today. Here are the pics. The door weatherstrip is thicker but a little more narrow than the original. The roof rail weatherstrip does not fit as tightly as the original stuff, but may be as close as we can get. It would have to be glued in place. I'm going...

That is what I was looking for! Had no idea what it was called.

Thank you Blake! Looks like what I have found is very close then. So far I haven't been able to find anything closer to the original.

That looks good! Did you use two windshield seals on each window? What seal did you use to hold the glass in the frame?

Steele Rubber is sending me samples of these to see if they are what we need for the doors. http://www.steelerubber.com/door-weatherstrip-70-0145-73 http://www.steelerubber.com/side-roof-rail-weatherstrip-70-0155-65 I'll let you know if these work when they get here. I'll keep looking for...

I am still trying to chase down weatherstripping for my M135. I have found this that looks similar to what goes around the inside edge of the doors. http://www.steelerubber.com/door-weatherstrip-70-0145-73 Do any of you have any weatherstrip that you could get dimensions off of? Mine is...

Military low air pressure switch added.

I'd gladly let you help! This has been quite the project for me. It will probably be another month before my friend can get back to finish up the welding. In the mean time I am going to have to learn how to break down these two piece rims and start putting newer tires on before the heat sets in...