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Wasn't expecting it to be a P-51B! (Birdcage canopy). Thanks for finding/posting that. Cheers

The FS (Federal Standard) code for the 383 green is 34094, that is the number you need if you are going to match it at a regular paint store. To further clarify what Capt Marion said, 383 means the green/black/brown camo scheme, so when folks refer to 383 green, they mean Green FS 34094 as...

Some of us are going to convoy from north of Austin, I'm sure we could work out a route to include you most of the way. We usually travel together when we can since having 3-4 guys standing on the side of the road looking at a broken down truck (or for Sarge, putting out a burning truck) is...

MAZ-537 ballast tractor. Don't remember the extra letters in the designation (like TKL or KZL or something) off the top of my head, but it gives you something to Google! :-) Cheers PS- Check this: http://www.primeportal.net/trucks/egor_kalmykov/maz-537/

Welcome aboard. I like your taste in vehicles! [thumbzup] Look at the various categories in the forums, and pick one that is close to what you want. Then put the specific vehicle type in your subject line when you post so folks can find it. Cheers

I beat you out of there by 23 years! I graduated early, but am still quite antique by comparison...:p Nice truck.[thumbzup] Cheers

I plan on being there, not sure what I will drive yet. Cheers

Welcome aboard, and congratulations on getting your Deuce. Got pictures of it? We tend to be picture mad on here. Used to live in Corpus, graduated from King HS and Del Mar many years ago. Cheers

As measured on my 1009- Pins are 1" 'Square' tube is 1.5"w X 2"h Center of hole for the pin is 1.5" in from the end. Cheers

I'm in too, but in pencil. Work can be unpredictable for me, and I often get to cancel carefully planned personal events to go do their unplanned stuff. But it puts toys in my shop and bread on my table, can't whine too much I suppose. Grateful to have a good job in these times! G/F says...

As predicted, here I am! Chris, you were close.. :smile: The slider controls which "side" of the switch you are on and prevents accidentally turning on the headlights during blackout, and other such dangerous battlefield antics. On older Mogs there is a little pin in the center of the top...

Welcome aboard! Hope to meet you in person soon. Cheers

I've made a few movies, been paid everything from one case of cokes on one movie (indie) to more than I had in all my trucks on another (Paramount has deep pockets). Cheers

You can also try Milman61 on Ebay, he has loads of NOS paper manuals and is a really decent guy to deal with. milman61 items - Get great deals on Books items on eBay.com! Cheers

My 813 did that one day while it was idling right after I parked it and was letting it cool down. The pin that holds the clutch pedal to the actuating rod (under the cab) had fallen out, I found it just sitting on the frame rail. If it had happened a couple of minutes earlier it would have been...

Yes, that is because we like you to post the pictures directly to the site.. :twisted: Most links go dead, some quicker than others, and eventually you have a great post with no pictures. A lot of good stuff gets lost to us that way. If you look down in "Other Options" when you are posting...

No, Fox paddle! Cheers

Looks like a Unimog dash light. If so, it turns on when you flip the cover up, turns back off when you slide it down. Neat little lights. Post a pic when you get it installed! :beer: Cheers

10R22.5 (tubeless) Cheers

M1030B1 is a militarized KLR650. There was also a military version of the 250. Cheers