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Yep seen rattle can black and sand these were from 75th Suzuki 80jr and these were Air Force Suzuki DS80

Dave as always great work and folks don't worry about how OD it does or doesn't look. Stole this from another site

In a former life I worked for a engineering firm that built every kind of weird process contraption you could dream up. Everything we built that was to be in the open with hydraulic hoses were covered with a nylon protective sleeve, which basically was nylon webbing/tubing that the hose was run...

I think it is an older steel pot cover that as been modified to fit a civi motorcycle helmet. My armor unit did the same thing to our CVC shells in the 80's.

Oh CHRISTINI AWD shows a digital on their sales pages but any I have seen are one color . Just found this one with caption "July 1972 - A U.S. Army soldier rides a camouflaged motorcycle. A bayonet is attached to his M16A1 rifle." I have seen M1030b1's seats covered with woodland...

Here is a link to Jeff http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?82687-Fort-McCoy-Services&highlight=jbl Also there is Andy http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?81954-Sparta-Ft-McCoy-Item-Hauling-Storage-Previews-Availiable

Yep Riftweaver makes a spot on repo, send him a PM. Here is a pic of one he made.

This is the only in service picture of a bike that has shown more than a base color that I have come across.

So far this is what I am bringing/holding for folks, some have asked items but have not made a commitment, so if you want it let me know. I will not be bringing mule/gen motors AO42-3 unless spoken for. Cold start either ,mahdey ,Jayco36REQS ,eagle4g63 lots...

Welcome to the site, search is your friend and answers to most of your questions can be found on here. The military manuals are listed on here under "Technical Manuals". Never heard of a A2K there are A2's and A2C's. OOp's seems an M35A2K is a made up designation for a bobbed M35A2.

$3 a stud and $1 per nut at vintage power wagons http://www.vintagepowerwagons.com/pdf/parts/13wheels.pdf

Don't know who or why but moved back to Deuce mods.

http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthr...trailer+wiring http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?122894-24v-or-12v-bulbs you want 2 1156 bulbs(brake/turn, and 2 1003(tail).

I am pretty sure the Army got rid of them in the late 50's as they were a pain. They were similar to the one shown in post 14 on a 16" rim. I have taken several of the 20" ones apart and never found the remains of the bead lock.

Not really an answer to performance, put a load in (figure 175 lbs per seat) it and go run your route pre season doing all the starts and stops like customers where loaded. Worked at a place in the Ozarks years ago that had it all planned out time wise but forgot to figure how long it takes to...

Pre inspection is the best way to go. I have bid blind and ended up getting it towed to the nearest scrap yard but have also gotten a jump and drove home 600 miles. Just because it runs doesn't mean it will drive. The other thing to remember is most of the sites will not let you work on the MV...

Great job, sure looks factory to me.

Don't forget the capture nuts where the bows go. I found out the hard way on a bunch of HMMVV roll bars.

They run best around 20psi, lug pattern is 8 on Ø6.5" and I don't know if that is a super duty size. You can just change to 12V bulbs and splice in to where the harness has been undone, unless you have LED's. The battery spot is actually for a Jerry can...

Raybestos/Wagner part number for the complete wheel cylinder is WC4419. http://www.eriksmilitarysurplus.com/whcymhaform3.html Bad counter guy http://www.napaonline.com/Catalog/CatalogItemDetail.aspx/Wheel-Cylinder-Front/_/R-UBP4419_0380112906 I have heard that napa may no longer carry them.