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Welcome Gpappy. How west of Flint? Swartz Creek, Corunna, Owosso, St. Johns?

[thumbzup] Great job guys! The amount of lift and tire size looks perfect.

You wouldn't think so, but anything is possible, especially when that is when the problem started. A fresh tank of fuel along with the filter might do wonders for you, not knowing what was put in the tank as cleaner.

What does that mean? After you buy it they will stand in the lot behind the truck as you drive it off the lot? If you work on cars you will be ok working on a deuce. Parts are just bigger and heavier so you will need bigger tools. No computers on them either which simplifies things. Get...

I would also guess fuel related. Start with the simplest/cheapest fix first, replace the fuel filter. I've had new filters go bad before with a single tank of bad fuel run through them. It was doing its job though. Also, how is the condition of your air cleaner?

:ditto: Great representatives of our hobby and SS community.

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Try GMA also.

Put me in for one. Possibly 2 depending on price.

Jwaller, start a thread to see what kind of interest is out there. Dabtl no longer has any and doesn't look like he plans on having anymore made at the moment either. I would bet more than a few would be interested in one, as hard as they are to come by. I would be in for one.

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X3! Nice combo, Kenny!

No, but if someone were to give me one I'd restore it. :beer: Even better would be a lowboy trailer!

Gold Nugget Army Surplus has the USGI rubber gasket for the metal gas can lids. Gold Nugget Army Surplus, Inc.

I need a cab reinforcement plate. Anyone have one they can part with?

[thumbzup]Glad you got it going again. Now that you have it home, please spend time with the manuals and digest them. Get to know the truck and all it's systems, procedures, etc., before you start driving it. Your truck will thank you for it and it may save your life or someone elses. Would hate...

For a 56 year old, it sure looks good. Lots of history, if only it could talk! I would also keep it the current color scheme. And yes, preserve or duplicate the label, also a part of its history. The dry climate has sure kept it looking good.

This link may be helpful. http://www.steelsoldiers.com/electrical/24396-huge-electrical-plug-needed.html

Great work! Fantastic job! Thanks for documenting the resto for us. Keep the pictures coming.

nopics Good or bad paint, we like pictures! ;)