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I know I've seen them somewhere, and I believe Selectro made them. Can't find them anywhere now. Anybody have any leads? Thanks!

Last week I picked up a 1968 M715 that I've been in contact with the owner for quite some time. Finally decided to pull the trigger and I'm glad I did ! Great shape, runs sweet, and literally rust-free! Needs some love and lots of little things, and I'm finding parts are quite hard to find. BUT...

I'm going to pull my lift pump out to check and also replace the feed hose. Anyone know what size hose it is so I can have it in advance to minimize down time? I've attempted searching but came up with nada Thanks all!

Ok, I'm fixing to super single my deuce, and I'm most likely going to use the Mrap wheels with adapter plates. Now, with those wheels, I see there are 2 styles, the aluminum and the steel. Seems the aluminum wheels are lighter and quite a bit cheaper BUT they have the CTIS valve on them. Is that...

So I recently purchased a 1953 Jeep M38A1 that I'm in the process of working on. Vehicle is all there, NO rust, just fixing the usual issues it had from sitting ( no brakes, gummed carburetor,garbage batteries). It has a rather large radio mast in the left rear corner, and the guy I bought it...

Picked up a nice clean M38A1 on Monday. Lots of little things to do to bring her back to her former glory, this hobby is VERY addicting!

So it turns out the Deuce I purchased few months ago doesn't have "real" unit markings on the front bumper ( horrors). How would I go about marking it with " real" unit insignia.......is there somewhere I can look up what might be real? The publications I've seen only indicate "how" to do it but...

Guys, I have a question for the group here that I'm sure someone can answer. New Deuce owner here and I'm glad I bought it. My question is :after going to a few shows I find myself looking at the 5 tons and thinking .....crazily........it might be fun to have one. And I see SO many of you folks...

HUGE opening around the steering shaft where it passes thru the firewall. I haven't been able to find anything, does someone have this part or am I left to make something? Thanks!

Smaller steering wheel........UPDATE!!!! I'm considering going to the smaller 18" size steering wheel in my Deuce for space considerations. It doesn't have power steering, I know it will be a bit harder to turn but I still have some "juice" left in me :lol: I'd like to hear from you folks that...

Went to the MTA show this past weekend with my Deuce, and won 1st place in M class trucks! Was very surprised and happy!

Well, after a REALLY long drive home, my Deuce is finally here! BIG thanks to a SS member from Michigan, Richard Neely and his wife Rita. Great people, wish we lived closer to enjoy more things with. If anything this truck was BETTER than he said, possibly the CLEANEST deuce I've seen to date...

Guy I talked to recently is selling 6 new Michelin 395/85R20's with MRAP wheels and adapters for a deuce ( all new parts, mounted) for $3000, Do I pull the trigger?

Ok, first let me say I HAVE searched but I'm not really sure what I'm looking for. My question is : is there SOMEWHERE an article or list that explains the different wheel types? In other words, I'm reading how a HEMTT wheel might fit on a deuce but with some kind of adapter, but some other type...

How would I go about replicating the correct markings a Deuce should have for a particular AF unit? Is there somewhere to look them up? Thanks

Hello all, and thanks in advance for the help. Going to be purchasing and bringing home my new to me Deuce in about a week. I'm considering registering it as "Historical" instead of "passenger" in NY ( won't need commercial plates) but I'm wondering if that's the best choice. Seems like under...

Hello to all! New member here, I live in upstate NY and was lucky to find this site with a wealth of information. Currently in the process of buying a Deuce ( my first MV) from a member here, but I don't want to say much else until I have her home. I've always wanted a " big army truck" and I'm...