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Well searls84 recovered his m1009 from being stolen thankfully with just having to put in a new ignition. So here are a few pics of it, these are prior to being stolen.

Not sure if you should remove my nomination for my brother searls84 as his m1009 was stolen earlier this week.

Ah, good ole elephant butte lake! Lots of five tons and deuces there that pull fifth wheels and gooseneck converted campers down to the beach.

Jatonka has gov rebuilds, I just sold the one I had about two weeks ago.

On my m35a2 I replaced the sender and the float with no change in accuracy. Every mv I have owned has been this way too. Maybe HMMWV's are different, but just expect to learn how the gauge reads not as it reads.

Typical military fuel gauge unfortunately

I will throw in my brothers (searls84) somewhat recently acquired m1009.

I personally would go ahead and make the trade. Trading a running truck from a non running truck is a good deal. Who can say what either is worth in 20 years. Just my personal opinion though

If you want a Multifuel engine to run on a variety of fuels, you should look at either the m44 series or m39 series trucks. They will run on a variety of blends (as long as it's clean and will lube the ip). It's better to just run straight diesel in Diesel engines (my opinion). Also, I have a...

That's an interesting top on it, is it custom made?

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Figure I would kick in droprat and his new m929 acquisition.

I will try out my kaiser 1965 m35a2c. Somehow I attached more than one pic and can't delete the others. .

Never hurts to give it a shot! At worst case scenario replace head gaskets (with new style) and have the peace of mind .

Have you checked the torque on the head bolts?

The way I have done it the best is with the top off the truck and laying it on a flat surface and flat foot stomping the dents out. The two done this way came out very nice.

There is a good priced replacement on the auction site that is 4 letters and starts with e.

Nice truck with a nice set of tires too!

Droprat has factory ones (used frames) that have had new glass installed for sale. Assuming it's for a m44 series deuce, m809, or m39 series trucks.