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. There is only a small difference between @cucvrus and General Motors... Maybe one or two more folks on their payroll compared to yours possibly? Very nice advertising slick! Thanks for posting it.

. Welcome to the Outfit! In answer to Question 1, there is a parts spreadsheet for a lot of LMTV parts you can find at your local parts house. Hosted and Updated regularly by @simp5782 - Download a copy and check back regularly for updates. #2 Cummins says it definitely isn't a normal US...

. Remember, you under the truck smashed like a bug is a really bad day. 7 ton stands under the front axles get you the height that you need. You could also spend the time and effort to block the truck up with wood.

. Welcome to the Outfit! Since you have been reading, I'm sure you have see the word "TM" mentioned. We do have the Technical Manuals hosted here, so be sure to download those. And like @glcaines suggested - We Need Pictures! - please.

. No lack of brain power on your part... This site doesn't directly host video files. If you put your videos on a YouTube account that you create for yourself - posting a link here will work.

. Images are here now for the A1 truck Dash Components

. You thought about it and since the bed is already built it shouldn't be a big deal. I'm thinking that a little common sense is all that needs to be applied. Good Deal in my opinion... Snap up and post some pictures when you can .

. Yes Sir! That "hits the nail on the head" for sure @Another Ahab :)

. Welcome to the Outfit! Like @coachgeo suggested, you might get more viability in the FMTV forum. Maybe you want to create a brand new thread there to chronicle your progress. As you go along - but before you get too far along, you need to consider the "Departure Angle" on your box. Looking...

. Just don't be disappointed when the NCDMV sends you a letter demanding that they plan to inspect your vehicle. As much as a year after you got a tag. If you ignore their letter, they mail the original title (from who your bought it from). Then you have to go through their inspection process...

. Welcome to the Outfit! I'm guessing by now you have already discovered the TM's (Technical Manuals) section of the site. If not, go exploring and download your version. You posted your plans - but we still haven't seen any pictures. Come on pal... We need pictures :) You already have...

. Maybe I jumped into the discussion in the wrong place. Are we talking about the spot on the passenger side of the radiator where the probe sensor is? About a third of the way down the "engine side" of the radiator maybe? PAOZZ 11862 358375 PROBE ASSEMBLY,TRAN is called out in TM9...

. Looking around, I found a vendor that might have some Chevy Truck parts.

. I believe the two openings on the back of the radiator tank is 5/16th Inverted Flair. In other words, brake line fitting... Fairly easy to screw in and test too.

. A real tire man with a gallon jug with a hole drilled in the top and a duckbill hammer is REALLY AMAZING to watch work. Standing on the tire, squirt some slick-em from the gallon jug, then three or four thumps with the hammer and the tire is off the bead. Special pry bar to pop off the ring...

. Welcome to the outfit! So, I guess I just can't read very well or maybe I am just not understanding what you said. Short sentences for us old guys please :) I am hearing that the power - the motor - is not functional. Right? Battle Short on. Starter just clicks? Have you verified battery...

. Wow! Those boot shields are nice and beefy. Much nicer than the sheetmetal that comes from the factory... You may want to carefully inspect those front tires. The sidewalls look pretty cracked in that bottom picture. If you happen to be running tubes and flaps, you might be "kinda" okay...

. It seems interesting that you are having the same "not enough housing" problems there in Germany. I can't figure out if part of that problem is war related - or if it is just growth in general. Here in Charlotte, North Carolina we are adding about 120 people per day in 2023. A quick...

. Here in The States, substation transformers were filled with oil that had PCB's (Polychlorinated biphenyls) in them. UNISON was a large company here that reworked thousands - maybe more - of those transformers to a new grade of oil to eliminate the carcinogenic chemical compounds. We printed...

. Looks to me like that might have been a fun project. Too bad about the storage barn... I have been trying to negotiate one of those for myself, but it seems that a patch of dirt in this neighborhood big enough for a few hundred apartments gets to be "high dollar". Knock down whatever is...