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ODIron has been out of business for years. More than likely he will never be back in business. You need to edit your post to remove the link. No eBay or Craigslist ads are allowed. Even "buy it now". Those are the rules that the site owner has issued.

I agree with Recovry4x4. A diesel Suburban is the way to go. Also easier to find than a diesel blazer. To add A/C to a non-a/c truck will run you about $1300. There are a few write-ups covering installs by fellow members. Not the easiest task to install.

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Welcome from Oklahoma. Make sure you read the CUCV Wiki and the CUCV Helpful Threads stickies.

Welcome from Oklahoma. Make sure you read the CUCV Wiki and the CUCV Helpful Threads stickies.

Belated welcome from Oklahoma.

Welcome from Oklahoma. I like the soft top. Does it have a manufacture sticker anywhere?

Welcome from Oklahoma The Forestry Service in Conway has trucks for sale on occasion.

Welcome from Oklahoma

The headlight sticky helps explain why the box melts. So many other items run thru the headlight fuse.

Nico, the guy that bought my CUCV-II had a no start issue. Ends up it was a bad 6' extension cable on the PMD relocation.

LSSV. Stonepicker1, M1075 and others have them. http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?120251-LSSV-Owners-post-info-and-pictures-of-your-truck

It take just a few seconds to find the number in the parts manual and google it. I did all the work for you. Part number 2098 from your favorite parts house. Anywhere from $300 to $500 You can usually find a $50 coupon on the web for Advance Auto

Search for 2098 on this site and you will find a lifetime of reading material. Also yo can find the GM part number in the parts manual and cross reference back to 2098 among others.

The actual stock wire is purple and is 12ga

Gimp I found you a Government issued mower. Just need to find a couple of decks.

Please send it again. Thanks

I always like to use a .22LR ;-)

Added this thread to the CUCV Useful Threads sticky

At the top of the CUCV page is a sticky call CUCV Helpfull Threads. A lot of good threads are posted there. Many by me over the years. This site has helped me many many times and I try to pay it forward.