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All you need to do is search the site for first aid kit install. It's basically two footman loops and 2 pieces of od strapping with buckles match. I'll look for a picture of mine in the meantime?

If you could post a picture, we might get a better idea of what your explaining? The frames are three sided and the hinge/pivot has seven or eight tapped.

They all look great, but the DUKW looks really cool. JMHO

That is really cool, remember the previous one, how they got it to go so fast, smoke and mirrors I guess?

Yo Medic, it is indeed a small world, my truck is still not finished, re-started about 8 years ago, thought retirement would get me finished? I post a pic of my scattered periphery washers, then you can make me an offer? LOL

I bought fifty (?) of each back in the day from Tom @Snakeriver. Still have an assortment.

Welcome aboard, you will be fine, lots of info here!

I'm game, lets start this puppy?

A flexible hose and a clamp, the hose goes to the vacuum source. Removal of the nuts was accomplished with a box wrench and a ratchet, all of the suppliers carry the large bolt as well as the ninety plumbing vacuum tube. Hinge/pivot bolt.

Not really, it's full of glossy pic's and it's a quick read. For $18 bucks yes, $700 no way!

I have a signed one from the author, (David Ahl) bought it pre-release, $18.95, was planning on keeping it.

I'm in! Thanks

I'm in!

I always have like that low profile!

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I have a rag top, I'll look around for the rectangle with the sliding plexiglass panels.

Make the rectangular with two sliding panels, BTW, your top looks great do far.

I would add a ceramic ballast as well in line with the hot wire, cheap and a good investment. Mine is in line with the ignition.

It is indeed a struggle, I'd use a block of wood and work your way back and forth. I had to run a steel rod through mine and one end was actually crushed.

It looks like the panel that is underneath the mechanical fuel pump, and it attaches to the inner fender well, I think they are removed for service and seldom re-installed, as said earlier? I've got one sitting around as well.