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Did your truck have a blackout light kit added? This kit causes all kinds of problems. If not, you just have the usual 47 year old truck problems.

Like most things specops, the GMVs were non standard custom built creations over the years, probably no more that 200 per era were made (my guess). Lots of pictures by Google search. The “hummerkings” creations don’t count.

Wow how cool is that, looks like a AM General built GMV for USMC. Thought GMVs were a Army thing. Even has Rod Hall Baja race suspension.

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Very lightly used survivor you have there. Nearly no upgrades. Should fire up and run fine, but will quickly need an injection pump.

Vintage Power Wagons has shoes for $140/axle. Check into having your shoes relined locally.

First evidence I have ever seen of Marines using the M series GMCs.

Yes: JAtonkaM35s.com

I might add you need to park the truck until that is resolved, bulbs and start box will blow.

Folks come on here all the time with the issue of “my HMMWV won’t move” and more often than not, it’s CV shaft related. Didn’t know you already checked those.

Before you do any more transmission diagnostics, check all your CV shafts for missing bolts or blown CV joints.

The 4L80E should still move the truck in second gear even unpowered. Are you sure the transmission has enough fluid and the transfer is in gear?

Eh, that is a marketing gimmick by Philippine reproduction Jeep body manufacturer MD Juan.

Isn’t the castellated nut like 1.5” tall? Maybe cut 1/2” off it. edit: no it’s 1” tall and this would be unsafe

Horn button closes the ground.

You can try it but I am pretty sure it will be loud AF.

Saturn Surplus

Third’s bracket looks to be for the MTS Movement Tracking System. I didn’t think any JCB-P units were out yet. The previous BFT system mounted on the “digitization rack” behind the seat.

Here is the install using the aforementioned threaded holes.

Fun speculation: my A1 is dod 7/53, s/n 51130, so that equates to 23,000 A1s in a year, assume 260 working days on one shift, equals 88 A1s per day or 11 off the Toledo line per hour.