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I made doors. Cheaper and easier to remove for outdoor adventures. I like them more than my electric imitation military x-doors and my soft doors and my fiberglass X-doors military doors.

Just be aware that using a plastic box is potentially an issue because it is flammable and it is dealing with high voltage and high amperage. Just one wrong wire can cause that all to catch fire. I recognize that car companies are using plastic boxes however they have extensive teams to make...

I have a red dot complete and unused 24V a/c at home. Anyone ever adapt for use on FMTV? Are there better options?

Your work is beautiful.

Please post plans in a separate thread. Sorry to hijack

This was done “in-house” which is why I used them. Thanks for the great idea BUT I chose this place because they are perhaps the last of a dying breed.

One at a time to ensure ability to move vehicle (if she decides to start that is).

When I’m back in Cali I can do that.

Driveshaft complete, retubed, balanced, and awaiting re-installation. ,

He asked me how to fix the HMMWV, not his lungs or his life. He can use airplane paint remover. Specifically, to repair previously worked Aluminum, one needs to heat it.

It takes time to heat soak it first to then be able to work it.

I don’t understand. LMTV/MTV??? Are any of the trucks 16 and pregnant?

Respectfully, I think you mean aluminum sheet because in your Ford the bed was probably made out of steel and you would not get a galvanic effect using steel, but in these vehicles, the floor is aluminum and as such, you will get a galvanic effect unless you use aluminum sheet

This is the flatbed in a truck and a used truck at that. I’m giving you instructions on how to get your truck up and running. If you are trying to make it look beautiful then you will need to drill out all the rivets and insert a new bed. If you want, I’m certain you could do limited bodywork...

Go under the truck and tamp it out. You can Aluminum TIG or MIG… Or use thin strips of Aluminum sheet on the underside to repair, using auto body epoxy from the underside with self tapping screws to hold in place. Then grind off the screws and Rhino line it. Alternatively, go to Tractor Supply...