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Yessir, I've seen your posts, and I thank you. [thumbzup] We're going to lose a lot of our future archive material if folks keep doing that. :( Cheers

I'm one of the people who only look at SS on the computer and lately see mostly links. And in older posts those links are dead ends 90% of the time and the information is lost to our future reference, so... Here are the pictures from post 1. Cheers

Nope, not unless they change the rules on not selling armour to civilians. :( Cheers

Mine is like Crapgame's, gutted with the floor broken, presumably to demil it. Looks like the guy I got it from cleaned up the ragged edges on the bottom with a Dremel tool. I have the top cover issue solved, thanks to papkb. Wile, If you have any pictures of the ones with their internals...

I think that may be a different car, Jim. These guys were 560th MP. Cheers

As JimK posted, the manuals from that period (late '60s/early '70s) specify SeaFoam green as the interior colour. This is probably on the page Jim posted above - the interior face of all opening hatches were painted with the appropriate exterior camouflage colour. Now, not all interiors ended...

Nice!! :naner: What's inside the box? Cheers

That sounds pretty interesting! Please show it as it advances. If you need other details, measurements, let us know. Cheers

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Don't know how familiar you are with the military lights, so I'll throw this out - If you have LEDs, they will run just as happily on 12v as on 24v, so you just need to adapt the trailer plug/truck connection. If they are the type of lights with bulbs, just swap them out for 12v bulbs, and...

No, something else went wrong. Holler at the admins and see if they can recover it. Cheers

Yes. At first I was trying to figure out if that was some "track squeak" sound effect I wasn't familiar with, thought "Sounds more like a dog". Then at the end I could see it bouncing around in the front seat. I guess it was hollering "Hey!! There's a big noisy thing coming!! Crikey! It's...

Information nicked from the Warwheels.net website http://www.warwheels.net/Acorn_IE_ScarabScoutINDEX.html Cheers

Excellent! Now, having been around here a while, you know what comes next, eh? :lol: nopics Well, not worthless, but you get the point. [thumbzup] Cheers

There is a thread on here somewhere about fixing the steering wheel with epoxy. Someone else used bondo, with less satisfactory results. Maybe one of the folks who are good at searching the site (I'm not, it seems) can find it? Cheers

Okay, I am now somewhat confused on who is asking what. For clarification - the chart I provided in post #2 lists standard military wiring harness wire tags. These numbers should be the same for any US military vehicle (I say should because there are always oddities that crop up). If you...

Exactly. 41 and P41 are two completely separate identifiers Cheers

Does this help? Should be what your metal tags correspond with. Cheers PS- If you see a black box instead of a picture, click on it, it is a PDF

"Highest point toward the front" says my recent-service Marine son. I have that antenna's little brother on an M1009 Cheers

I usually stay out of these, but in this case I'm going to go with, and do a quick blurb for, Amgenerals' vehicle, because I got to examine it in person at the MVPA convention, and reeeealy liked it! Nothing against the other splendid vehicles. The vehicle itself was in great shape, with a...