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Looks good!! What primer did you use?

Yes and this is what it will look like.

If it is a Army M35A2 is should have 24087 under the camo. You can get paint from Rapco paint in spray cans or Gal. cans. http://www.rapcoparts.com/padenew.html

The switch is on the inside of the left frame rail just in front of the center axle.

Yes you still can get the tunnel panels off.

I liked the video of the take down!

I would just call Vintage Power Wagon and ask them. They have been doing Dodge trucks for a long time.

On the NHC250 motor I just made and welded a new ear on the stock mount, that way you can use the stock alt or the new one.

Central vent system is the way to go, cost about $40 for the three axles. I added my transfer case and transmission on my Deuce.

I would check your hose clamps.

Restoring the M35A2 was a labor of Love for sure. Here is a link to the post I did about it. http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?116027-M35A2-Frame-Up-Restore-Labor-of-Love&highlight=

Looks great!!

I used the 1/2" sleeping bag mat in my hard top restore job.

The M939's are about the same as the M813 cab just a little wider and the batteries are under the passenger seat. Not much fun on a long trip. I drove a M925A2 about 1100 miles and I was worn out when I got there. But it all fun!!

I see it all the time at Home Depot, I am sure it going on all over.

Nice!!!!

Very good write up and photos. Thanks

Here is one place I found. http://www.torklift.com/index.php/products/steps-handrails/glowstep

I just received some seat covers and foam from OD Cloth. Very nice work.

You need to use a long extension to get to it. I use a long 1/4" ext.