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is the lug bolt for a deuce a 3/4" or 13/16" size. Simple question - measuring the tire iron could could be either. Anyone know the best place to find one for a impact gun - assume anywhere on internet is as good as any ?

anyone know the number of people my 1984 AM General was licensed to carry by the manufacturer ? I need to know this for commercial purposes.

Does anyone know of the DOT passenger rear seating regulations for a Deuce ? I run a business and now have a need to occasionally take customer participants in the back of my Deuce. Obviously the deuce is all commercially registered and insured. Is the military installed side bench seating legal...

I bought a new (to me) Deuce but the temperature gauge didn't work. I recently replaced both temperature sensor and gauge and it seems to operate around 140 degrees which seems very low. The instructions suggest I should not drive until the needle moves from the starting position of 120...

Has anyone got a recommendation around vehicle insurance for a deuce ? I may carry people short distances as part of a business venture so it will have to be commercial I guess. If it makes a difference, I'm in MO area. Thanks, Martin

any good tips for Deuce insurance ? I'm intending to drive only about 5k miles a year and I will use it for both private and some limited commercial use.

anyone have a source for cheap(ish) M35 cargo cover (kit) ie: inc bows etc. Especially if close to St Louis MO because of shipping cost. Thanks

I'm just about to pick up a 1984 AM General M35A2C from the government. It has done 16k miles (700 hrs) and it is located approx 100 miles from me. My question is about the chances I have of simply starting (after changing batteries, fuel & air filters, filling lubricants etc) and driving...

I'm about to pick up a 1984 AM General M35A2C from the Government. It has done 16k miles (700 hrs) and the location is about 100 miles from me. My question relates to the chances I have of simply starting this (with some tweaks here and there) and driving it home without the need of being...