Stickers

[SomeNewGuy]

So all of the stickers are pretty old... obviously. Some, however, are also painted over because PO(S) couldn't be bothered to mask them.

Any ideas on where to get new ones? Didn't seem to turn up much in the search.

Looking for pretty much all of them, from the sun visor to the back side of bed to engine bay. Would like to really being it back to life after a fresh paint job.

 

[flyfishtrailer]

Hillbilly wizard has the sun visor stickers

 

[Barrman]

Interior or exterior stuff like bumper numbers and tire pressures?

 

[flyfishtrailer]

There are a number of people that do stencil kits for the CUCV if you do an internet search. These would have the stencils to cover TP, Diesel fuel only, no starting fluid.....The unit numbers can probably be picked up as well, but different branches may have used different sizes for those

 

[SomeNewGuy]

What about these? Are they even stock?

 

[flyfishtrailer]

That looks like the inside pf an M1009.....not sure where to get those

 

[SomeNewGuy]

That looks like the inside pf an M1009.....not sure where to get those

It is a 1009, all data plates are intact an I was able to clean the spray paint off with dot4 and brake clean.

These stickers tho, are the most egregious sin. Absolutely lazy...
If I can, I would like to replace. If not... Im not sure if leaving them on in that condition is worth it, would rather take them out and have the whole thing uniform.

 

[flyfishtrailer]

I would say that if you can get measurements and take good pictures of them, there are plenty of companies that can duplicate them. Just hunt around the web for custom stickers.

 

[Barrman]

Those are just regular Chevy stickers for how to change a flat. Those stickers are out there. Or at least they were the last time I looked.

 

[flyfishtrailer]

Jack Decals (lmctruck.com)

 

[dougco1]

What about these? Are they even stock?

That sticker will clean up nicely. With some WD-40 and elbow grease, that overspray will wipe right off. Try it on all the stickers, you'll be amazed. I even used it to clean the stitching groves and vinyl in the original seats. Works great with everything under the hood as well.

 

[SomeNewGuy]

That sticker will clean up nicely. With some WD-40 and elbow grease, that overspray will wipe right off. Try it on all the stickers, you'll be amazed. I even used it to clean the stitching groves and vinyl in the original seats. Works great with everything under the hood as well.

Ill give it a shot. Figured id do more harm than good trying to clean them up with how old they are.
Worst case, know where to get new ines if it falls apart