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I have a similar truck (M1028a2) that runs, drives and is inspected with similar mileage and also rust free. If all you truck needs is a transmission and some paint I'd say its worth $10,000 in today's market.

Clean all your grounds as a start.

Did that back in 2007. M1031 into M1028a1. Only SRW truck I have.

Just did this in September. Helps to have a forklift. Got the sending unit from NAPA.

CUCV - Starter Circuit | SteelSoldiers

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Oldest in the country, supposedly.

Took my 85 year old Mom as a passenger in the Doylestown, Pa. Memorial Day parade monday. My late father was a veteran of the Korean war, he would have appreciated it.

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These old girls do the trick.

GM Part numbers from the Parts and Illustration Catalog. Front is 14053593, Rear is 14064663 LH and 14064664 RH

Just picked this truck up the other day. Cap is fiber glass and looks like it had a door. Any one seem similar, and pictures of it complete? Thanks.

ALL CUCV duallys are conversions. M1028a2s were converted from M1031s and have an NP205. M1028a3s were converted from M1028s and have NP208s. Both have Dana 70 rear ends. I've had my M1028a2 ten years now.

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Nice acquisition. Good Luck!

Picked this up Monday. M1008 ex Brush truck. Has Body lift, inner fenders removed for when it had the water tank. Used to have a Hale pump on the front that they threw away. Poor Park Ranger thought the steering box was a PTO unit. Runs and drives, always a bonus. Parts truck for other projects...

Nice. Good luck with it. Have had mine for 8 years now. Great trucks

Looks good

Dodge MVs Found this on one of the RR sites. Mt. Holly, N.J. Dodge MVs, 1977, John Stone Photo