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All USMC Jeeps had fording kits and maybe 20% (best guess) Army Jeeps had them.

Yes sir that is it, your A1 had a fording kit at one time.

I spy with my little eye a fording valve on your crossover tube. Do you have evidence on the dash board of the fording control being mounted? It will be a 5/8 hole with 4 ea 1/8 holes surrounding it in a square.

Shop price for Alcoa 5995R or crosses.

Those things are huge and heavy. Worst of all they are old. All hoses and cylinder packings are shot. Maybe cylinder rods need rechroming. You need 11 expensive 12.00-20 tires. All new wiring. New torque rod ends. Think long and hard before moving on this.

If you have a 60 amp alternator this is warning you “my regulator is dying”

Vintage Power Wagons doesn't have these????

Um you remove the hub with the drum attached.

" If the low fuel indicator is on, the unit will not energize " That is your issue. There is probably a second sensor in the fuel tank that lights this up. Jump it off.

Only advice I can give is open the panel and look for connectors that may have come undone from vibration.

Make sure you have your will and advance directive filled out before using that chinese thing with the huge Allison.

Kinda Kermit the frog green there, is it the sun?

Yes, since the winch is the same as M35A2 deuce, every single part is available from numerous sources. And, lots of folks are looking for these winches to equip M35A2 trucks with a winch that is not equipped with one.

Those are MRAP wheels and will not fit the 10 hole Budd pattern on FMTVs. GL sold scores of those in years past and people were quick to develop adapter plates to mount them on Deuces. The only aluminum wheels that have 10 hole Budd patterns are Caiman MRAP wheels and GL never sold those, they...

Really the only true design changes are the dual circuit brakes and the heater fresh air intake is underneath the engine side panel, not in it.

That paint is the perfect shade. If "Lucy" ends up with one of your beds I would be interested in the other for a M34 project.

Nope

No GMC M135's left the factory in any color other than olive drab shade FS 24087. Back in the day, the Defense Department would make surplus tactical vehicles available to agencies such as the fire department under the Civil Defense program. There were offices at bases all over the US where...

WOW where did you find those pictures? See how the truck originally had singles then the fire dept dualled her out for some reason.

46 matches your main data plate, so yup you have a '52 M135 cargo truck without winch. The arctic enclosure (hard cab) was a sought after item for fire departments that did not want to mess with canvas tops.