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If it says gold comet it is definately a gasser don't put diesel in it.

18' plus 2' dovetail, 84" between wheelwells. It was tight.

We did get it on a standard equipment trailer. It was very tight between the wheelwells but it did go on the trailer and pull well. If it would have been 1/2" narrower it would not have fit.[thumbzup]

Clinto, try Antelope Valley. They had them reasonable a couple years ago.

See the offset wipers? It is an early truck. Wonder if the batt and OVM boxes have the curved front edge or are straight? That ended early 53.

You can not make a M275 without shortening the frame. All the "tractor" parts are the same as a M48 with the exception of the walkway piece where the fenders are attached. The M275 fuel tanks are not easy to find but I have 3 NOS ones sitting here in crates. You have to move the air tanks only...

Well after seeing Gimp get creative loading trailers, I'd say many more than any single person could ever want.[thumbzup]

The M48 tractor parts are the same as the M275 parts the difference is the M275 is short wheelbase while the M48 is the standard M35A2 wheel base.

I'd be happy. She could have broke out the pink krylon and really taken it over.:mrgreen:

Do a search in the classifieds for "light switch" there is one there for $100.

Sorry can't help you there. I'm 490 from mine.:rolleyes:

Looks like an A2 with A3 wheels. Pics are hard to tell. It doesn't look to have the "raised" hood of A3's and wrong turn signal guards for an A3.

The "switch" is another air shift switch. You add a tube from the T fitting just behind the transfer case switch. That line goes to the rear attach point of the fording switch's T fitting. Then there is a 2nd line from the other attach point on the fording T fitting that goes to the regulator...

The first thing to answer is what year/type of deuce are you putting the kit on. I don't have my early manuals with, but in the 50's they waterproffed everything. As the deuces evolved the kits became less and less. The A1's used much less and the A2's even less. If you look in the TM...

Or just park it inside! Sorry had to go there.:beer:

Thanks 11Echo for the help with pics. Good thing I have a replacement 57 Utica Bend gasser cab coming from ND (maccus), that one is toast.[thumbzup]

Yeah, and the funny thing is by this time next year it will be about 2 hours from you in western WI.aua

After work i'll email Maccus the pics and see if he can figure out how to pull them out and post them. My computer (or my skills) isn't letting me resize them.:oops:

Any chance you could make repro parts for the simpler items? I am assuming you've already done this, but have you tried Jack Tomlin, Jack's Surplus in Tucson, then Norm at Antelope Valley? I know Tomlins has alot of ordnance related stuff, Jacks in Tucson just has a huge amount of stuff, and...