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Love to see hear or do the good deed.

Glad to see you made another investment, can't wait to see the pic's

As far as I know the Dot 3 and Dot 4 also react with the moisture and become acidic and corrode the hydraulic componets in the brake system. The moisture in the 3 4 systems gets boiled out and works out OK in a vehicle that is used regularly, and The Dot 5 doesn't. I use the Dot 5 because Mine...

Welcome to the growing bunch in LA! You are very lucky to live so close to Tim as he is a wealth of information and one of the greatest guys you could ever meet. I live in Baton Rouge but, work in Hammond if I can help you PM me. Most of the specs for the various vans can be found here, but...

45, but usually don't act like it.

I did a search or found a link here about a year and half ago and found a suppler of LED bulbs(probably one of those on this thread). I've seen the the LED lights purposely designed and they are really awsome, but I'll try the bulbs first as I would like to make it look the same externally

I like the idea, but can see how evey change we propose can take us further from the purpose of the site.

I'm looking for the reply I got when I had the same issue. Basically follow the stop cable till you get to the IP and there is a cover(flat plate) with a few screws that you remove to see a little arm to push back that is stuck. It all makes sense once you take the cover off if thats your...

When I was taking off all of my wheels and drums for brake work I found that the left and right middle axle drums were on the wrong side. luckily I was home with the 1" impact and figuired it out before I broke something.

If you can find some batteries to borrow, a couple out of a friends boat or whatever should work if in good condition and charged. I borrowed ones from my boat to get it home.

Thanks for stepping up and taking the challange of helping those that need someone to look to, When they need comfort.

Welcome,and thank you for your service! I have cousin in the area and have met a few really great people he knows from that area when the were passing through and brought me something from him.

Thats what I plan to use if I ever get mine finished. I bought just to get the wheels off the first time. The bigger hammers in it break it free real quick. It consumes gobs of air, but only takes a second to get them loose then I would do the rest by hand.

Did you make it to the Rally? I would think that would be a great source of info and help. As you have the time keep us posted. Hope you find a way to get it home without going bankrupt. I'll try to hook up with you when you get back.

Been there done that. Had good intentions of taking pictures and didn't have one that was working when I dissembled the cab.

Great way to use the MV's for a good cause and give a positive impression of them!

It might be a climate issue with preference. In the south I would only have a soft top. If I lived in the areas where it snowed it would be hardtop.

I looked through the posts and I like this one to reply to. The "MAIN POINT" is what we try(or should be) tell our teenagers about the INTERNET and the fact that if its not face to face, someone, somewhere will have access to it. Although I will miss FT, I understand the sites reasons for...

The rebuild date with really low hours is probably worse than a one with regular usage as, the engine may have sit idle for a long time. Although the diesel does better, it still will have a problem with sitting for a long time and driven like new.

Yes. I don't know details as I haven't done it. It is all here somewhere, as I've seen it many times.