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  1. Sezzo

    M1009 Little Red Riding Hood.

    This will be a high quality paint job! You can also paint the cowl screen separately from all sides and mount it afterwards. Just thinking.
  2. Sezzo

    M1009 Little Red Riding Hood.

    Maybe all his stuff comes with some hidden gold nuggets. Just guessing.
  3. Sezzo

    M1009 Little Red Riding Hood.

    Well, no! $14K is far from realistic. My offer would be $6.5K.
  4. Sezzo

    M1009 Little Red Riding Hood.

    This is the difference between one-off production by CUCVRUS and mass production.
  5. Sezzo

    Improvement of the rear wheel arches - M1009 / Chevrolet Blazer K5 Diesel

    Clean it, seal it with fluid film and you are good to go. There will always be mud, dirt and every sort of grime in these areas. That is normal. Clean it once every year and spray some fresh Fluid film on and you will have no issues at all.
  6. Sezzo

    Mysterious M1009 part. Sincgars bracket?

    Guyfang, we are getting close. Appreciate your support. I still don’t see it in the TMs. There is a some sort of similar bracket shown in the TM that’s mounted on the dash bracket. But it is different to the bracket shown in my pictures. Maybe I should sell this bracket to a military museum -...
  7. Sezzo

    Mysterious M1009 part. Sincgars bracket?

    Thanks a lot, Guyfang. Still no match. Maybe I should sell this bracket as very unique special item - only produced once for a secret mission.
  8. Sezzo

    Mysterious M1009 part. Sincgars bracket?

    Thanks, appreciate it. Unfortunately no matching part number. Still a mystery.
  9. Sezzo

    Mysterious M1009 part. Sincgars bracket?

    Thanks! The bracket I have is different - see pictures. Although the part number is the same as mentioned in the other thread. And the bracket does not fit the radio bracket on the dash.
  10. Sezzo

    Mysterious M1009 part. Sincgars bracket?

    Used as a bracket on sincgars radios somehow but how exactly?
  11. Sezzo

    Mysterious M1009 part. Sincgars bracket?

    Can anyone tell me where this part fits and what’s its purpose on a M1009 CUCV? Thanks.
  12. Sezzo

    Tires and air pressure - M1009 / Chevrolet Blazer K5 Diesel - solved

    35-40 PSI all around (stock tires) - see TM 9-2320-289-10
  13. Sezzo

    trapezoidal plate under the canister holder - M1009 / Chevrolet Blazer K5 Diesel

    @Elektroman99 come get it 👍🏼
  14. Sezzo

    trapezoidal plate under the canister holder - M1009 / Chevrolet Blazer K5 Diesel

    You can mount the jerrycan holder wherever you want so that it fits but drilling holes in the floorboards is never a good idea.
  15. Sezzo

    trapezoidal plate under the canister holder - M1009 / Chevrolet Blazer K5 Diesel

    This bracket or mounting plate is part of the floor board and welded on the floor board. I don’t think you will find the plate to buy separately unless someone cut it out of a M1009.
  16. Sezzo

    Arrived...........the M1009/BIAB1 from german M1008

    Any news about your M1009? Share them with us 😎
  17. Sezzo

    M1009 Little Red Riding Hood.

    Health always comes first. Don't worry, this is not a race. No one rushes you. I like the quad shocks to be honest. This is a heavy engine. But you are right. This is not a stock build on a M1009. I think they used the quad shocks on civilian K5 Blazers. Do as you like it the most. This is your...
  18. Sezzo

    M1009 Little Red Riding Hood.

    I agree. This is what makes the difference between a good job and a great job. You do a great job and never forget to have fun with it. It’s a hobby and hobbies should make you happy. Setbacks are here to learn and to think about what we do and how we could do better next time. No setbacks no...
  19. Sezzo

    Do you drive your CUCV in the winter salt?

    Never had, never will. Get a daily driver for the salty seasons and don’t preserve your CUCV with whatever is there on the market. There are hundreds of areas where you won’t get any oil or fluid on unless you disassemble the truck. And this is exactly where salt will eat up your truck alive. If...
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