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If it has been sitting for a long time with old gas the first thing I would have done would be to thoroughly clean out the whole fuel system. Especially the carb some thing my be sticking I dont have a clue as to how that one works but a good cleaning cant hurt.2cents

I leave for only one week to go fishing and when I come back POW! this 43 looks new! I want to thank you for keeping up with this and showing us this all, It makes me want to finally crack down and fix up my old truck, I hope to do as good a job as you have. great work and Keep it up.[thumbzup]...

That 43 is looking sharp great work! I hope I can do work of that quality someday.

oops I forgot the pic.

I may have found the hidden thing you must fix but probably not #1 Looks like a dent in the roof or masking line was not straight I cant tell but i doubt it because of what good work do (masking line was not straight) #2 appears to be overspray or paint working through the masking #3 you gutter...

I think you are one of the few who actually keep there restoration threads interesting and full of pics. :grin:

"I got me a new plan" WOW I just realized how that looked rofl

Oh Zout could you Please to tell me the interior dimensions of the box and width of benches if it is not to much trouble. I got me a new plan8-)

WOW! I don't look on this thread for a while, and what do ya know three more pages of great work to catch up on.[thumbzup] Congrats on the grandson. Keep up that quality work its %100 better than how I have been working...Not at all...now that I have time:roll:

I want to say I have seen these both on a ss thread and ran duels on a m35 in our towns parade. https://www.bfentirenet.com/product_catalogs/trucktires/app?task=TruckTiresPC&subtask=ttDetail&ctry=USA&language=en_us&modelID=600&partial=true EDIT: They where one of these two or both 11.00R20...

Wow zout very nice job as usual. Good body work to, could not tell that it had those crummy windows, good work.[thumbzup]

Nice save Those are very interesting seeming trucks I had never even heard of those series trucks. keep the pics/Progress rolling in.

Watch this video this man is a retired machine shop teacher and i have found his videos informing and a good lesson this is part 3 of 3 part on drill bits. Hope this helps. YouTube - mrpete222's Channel

Can anyone tell me what the TM numbers are for the M373 electronic repair van? thank you in advance.

Ran when parked!:p

IT could be worse take a look! all of these are actual pictures from trucks that where on the road like this!:shock:

Well that would explain why I never heard of one before, thanks for the info.

Was there ever a M1008/M1028 Pickup crew cab CUCV? This one was in the pic of some trailer thingy on GL it is or was at Fort Lewis WA, (I peruse GL and catalog Military equipment, Specs, pics and general info of things for the heck of it)

Very Very nice truck [thumbzup] I like those blackout lights inside the box.

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