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I'm waiting on a call back from hundy. Boyce has a nifty A/C unit with a register box that bolts under the dash. Handy accessory for my location.

Yea, but Boyce uses aftermarket fiberglass tops which I believe have no window unless you have them install one, that's what the charge is for. As I understand it the OG steel tops are hard to find. I think fiberglass is better anyway it'll insulate from the blazing Arizona sun, steel would...

Yea but there are some shops that specialize, like these guys... CUCV Is it better to buy from them or just buy one locally and have somebody referb it?

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Well, I guess the CUCV is worth looking into again. Who does a good job refurbishing them? Do you have a link?

The CUCV was one of my first thoughts, but decided against it because of hearing repeated horror stories from friends about the reliability of the Chevy diesel engine. "Stay away from that Chevy junk" was heard at least three times from three different friends. Is that inaccurate?

This has been helpful already, thanks fellas.

@Timothy1, that's why I'm here asking these questions. I want to find out what it is I need and what I don't.

@Josh, sure I can buy ARBs for 850 each, but who will install them?

@Rattlecan, we do have a surplus yard in town that sells m35 parts.

My first thought to fit my parameters was an 89-93 4x4 Dodge pickup with the 1st gen Cummins, but those proved to be WAY harder to find than m35s.

I saw 100dollarman, but noticed that they aren't painting the trucks. Maybe I shouldn't care? I'm glad to hear some have had good experiences with them and their products as they are much closer to me and much more affordable.

Extra options are as follows... Base Price $15,000.00 Top DOT Lighting $156.00 Sliding Rear Window $190.00 Passenger Spring Seat $350.00 Bed DOT Lighting $100.00 Power Steering $3,155.00 Air Conditioning $1,860.00 60amp 12v Reducer $440.00 Trailer Hitch $240.00 Spare Tire with Custom...

Dear m35 enthusiasts, After some research I have decided that a bobbed m35 is the right truck for my needs. I'd like to express my needs and explain my logic and see if others agree that I have made the right decision. My needs: 1. Normal everyday pickup truck use. i.e. Moving heavy or bulky...