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While rooting through my Mighty Mite image file, I found this one showing Mites in Vietnam. It's not very clear, but does show how the markings were applied on the tail gate when the spare wasn't mounted there. I can't make out the emblem between the USMC and the vehicle number, but it looks...

They didn't put jerry cans on the back as a general rule, but there may have been exceptions. I've not seen photos of any. That said, it is your vehicle, do what makes you happy and don't worry about anyone else. If the holes are already there.... ;) Original seats are apparently very...

Here is the back of mine. I am about to swap out the small tail-lights lenses for the larger Gama Goat style ones, not completely original but much safer on the road. Cheers

That's it! The markings on the sides of the hood/bonnet and tailgate are 3" tall. If you are going to put a spare tyre on the back, the markings move down to the bumper/fender, and are done in 2" letters and numerals. I'll be working on mine again today (just got the engine power egg...

Mites, unfortunately, do not have the USMC 6-digit serial number stamped on the data plate, only the 4-digit manufacturers number. Most M422A1s hood numbers were 30xxxx, the last four do not correspond to the manufacturers serial number. If you want the original number, careful sanding down...