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Welcome to the site. Sweet looking truck.

He answered that. He doesn't want the restrictions with the historic tag.

Kjenavy, you have your own thread about your starting issues. Please use it and not this one. It is rude to high jack someone else's thread and is rude to the people that have tried to help you in yours. http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?131940-New-Truck-Need-Wiring-Assistance

Looks like they moved the data plate to the battery box so the could mount a CB and a master kill switch to the dash. The kill switch is not stock.

Post some pictures of the wiring on both alternators. I should be able to tell if they are wired correctly. Also who rebuilt the alternators? Did they reinstall all the fiber washers correctly?

What type of truck? Many people will add a 12v alternator or a 12v/24v unit

I would check the rubber and metal fuel lines first.

I have been watching the auction sites and posting VINs when I find them. Good for reference.

And here is the second. Ferro, I wonder if they used the Plymouth as a model for Thomas. Sure looks similar, except for the third axle. And if you don't have it ready by the rally you could always wear this

Another item that I use all the time is the battery load tester. I bought mine at Harbor Freight for about $20. While it isn't the best on the market it will do the job on giving you an idea of the condition of your batteries. Of course some people like the latest gadgets that cost big bucks...

Buy a $10 digital volt meter at wally world.

The actual negative buss bar behind the rear battery is not grounded directly to the body.

Welcome to the site. Hope you get the heater and glow plug issues worked out. Many members add "un" to the beginning of the words on the drivers door. If you drive the vehicle onto a military base you may want to cover the wording. ;-)

Check the valve stem first.

Welcome to the site. The blower switch is an item that is know to go bad. Any parts house should have one. Order for a 1984 K5 Blazer...

We used to have some members that where stationed there. However they have been transferred. I would offer to drive the 95 miles to get them but my dance card if full this month. Maybe Gimp can swing through Oklahoma on his way to you. ;-) You might contact www.okcauctionservices.com and see...

So what does she do with all the vehicles that where made prior to 1982 when the 17 digit VIN went into effect? Most of them had anywhere from 7 to 13 digits. She must be spending too much time in Colorado buying that wacky weed. ;-)

OK is a state and OKC is the abbreviation for the airport code of Oklahoma City. The rules say nothing about listing the city. I added it for clarification of my location.

The rules do not allow for a bit of humor when listing your State of residence. This applies to both Armadillofz1 and MM58 (and every one else for that matter).