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That's awesome. Camp Wilson was there when I was there in the 80's as well. Its where all the battalions stayed as they rotated in and out of live fire exercises. I was originally assigned to 27th Marines, radio platoon, then 1/4 radio platoon, then permanently assigned to Tactical Exercise...

Gunny is that 155 in 29 palms?? I spent 2 years with TEECG back then, Now called something different I think, but the unit ran all the live fire desert exercise's back then [84-86]. Oh the blue is hidden under some awful lime green. probably some Army unit color...[teasing]roflIt will NOT be...

Funny you say that. When its done we planed to hook up the tow bar with the M37 pulling the M931 and post it as "Another recovery gone as planned" [thumbzup]!!!! Just for fun, but bet I would get some nasty remarks.

Frank your a riot!!! My son and I laughed silly over your reply. No way will it be blue. We will keep it Air Force but will be Olive Drab[23070].The main reason for keeping it Air Force and olive drab, is my wife wants the star on the hood and door. After all its her truck really. I never saw a...

Actually any marine [boat] type fuel filter and housing would work. The white does stand out...But this is going to be an Air Force truck [which it really is] and they don't care about camo.. Hard for me being a Marine to paint USAF on it. Anything I get hold of, becomes USMC. I know you old jar...

What you don't like a white filter Frank?? LOL... yeah thought about painting OD just haven't gotten there yet. Lots more work to do but coming along nice. Since its my wife's truck I have some serious cheer leading going on!!

Thought this may help some others looking to get rid of those cheap plastic inline filters. My M37 did not come with the original fuel filter . I made a new place for the after market fuel filter/housing. Mounted itwhere the orginal was mounted. I also plumbed it in using tubing instead of fuel...