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If you live in flat Florida, all you need is a 4L80E transmission upgrade to get higher speed and keep the 6.2 alive.

Has anyone had any luck for parts at the Case parts house saying "I have a W11 loader" which the M4K is based on?

Great looking truck, paint and markings are first rate! That is actually the correct color for 1951.

Yes the 4 wheeled trailer is a M14 or M17 director trailer from WWII. Used to carry gun directors and generator sets.

Wiring looks really bad. Suggest this needs to go home on a towbar, wrecker, RGN.

I would inspect each and every pulley for nicks. I would put a straightedge on each pulley to make sure it’s not out of plane.

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I believe that is the modern version of the AB-15 antenna.

There is, problem is, it was made of canvas, and hasn’t been made since the 80s, and my experience has been most canvas items that old are dry rotted. Suggest you get dimensions of what you need and reach out to one of the canvas outfits for a custom made item.

Love mine, so dependable. But oh so expensive to keep legal on the road.

If you have the 7155 transmission you have a 915 “A0”, it will have the huge bypass filter mounted on the firewall.

Sound like fuel starvation. Plugged filter? Be aware of the handling characteristics of the A1, yank the steering wheel at high speed and you will roll.

Do you mean R22? That is more or less all that will work in there.

Does it have refrigerant in it? Usually these get drained prior to going to drmo. You might be able to jump out pressure switches to see if the compressor is good.

Steve Greenberg on here just posted having one.

Critical exhaust flapper in place, should be no rain in engine. Huge plus there.

One of your pics shows the PCV (crankcase ventilation) valve, it could be plugged. Really, other than carburetor floods, the only way on this engine that you will see raw gasoline getting into the crankcase is if you have a cracked diaphragm in your fuel pump. This can happen quickly if the...

880 maybe?

Lil bit light in the traction department.

Well you know the people that live and breathe WWII jeeps reside over on G503. I'm sure they will be scrambling to take this off your hands.