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Not a civilian part number. All the big dealers carry the military ones though.

I just recieved my decals yesterday, I've gotta say it made all the difference in the deuce's looks (plus they are inexpensive). One thing I did learn though is to wait till the wind dies down before putting on the door decals!

I expect him to upgrade to a premium member and put an ad later this week, but I can almost guarantee it will be under $40 a gallon.

Pretty sure all the GA rally goers are about to be able to get DOT 5 CHEAP! I talked with a buddy last night who was driving home with 97 gallons for well below the lowest price shown in this thread so far.:shock:

http://www.steelsoldiers.com/deuce/82753-my-airpack-rebuild-photos.html Here's one. Found by clicking search, advanced search, Airpack rebuild in the deuce forum. I haver also bought several kits off ebay from Delawarelister for under $50.

Where have you looked? The first 2 places i've searched (Clark and TNJ) both have them listed. I would also think Memphis, CSI, or Eastern would have them.

I would guess a group buy would work on the cab top. The cargo will get expensive and probably won't get that many interested.

Barstow truck parts is relatively close to you.

So we're talking the rear trunion bearing? I bet it drops it ALOT. (oh, it's also in the manual)

No, If you were backing up in the northern hemisphere going counter clockwise; it's definately the flux capacitor. Good thing I'm not in charge here.:deadhorse:

You know, before you keep posting all these "what do I do posts" after doing the "I'm bored what's everyone else doing today" posts, you really need to read the manuals instead of the I'm bored ones....:deadhorse:

I threw the extra 50$ in there for you to deliver it.

You'd pay 2K for a 30 year old rebuilt take-out? Kenny, can I buy back the one I sold you for $450?:shock:

The vinyl cargo covers melt too easily.:shock:

You know the 3 colors are painted right?

Don't have measurements but do have weight:

What exactly are you looking for?

You need to start with a M927 not a M36A2.

GMA Cover Corp still makes them. They just wait till they get enough to do so. I'd call and add my name to the list.

Take it apart piece by piece, don't remove rivets.[thumbzup]