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The rarity I think is due to the rarity of the towbar they were issued with. That towbar was specifically for the M578. How many of those were out there in the 70s, 80s, and 90s? The towbar for them looked very, very similar to a standard medium. The lunette area looked identical. The legs...

Posted this in another thread but think it is going to get buried and also don't want to hijack that thread. In reference to the Y feet for towbars (3/4 pins and 1" pins on the same foot). I've always had folks say the Y feet were removed from the system for safety however I've never seen a...

If you are serious about wanting one, there is one over on the base on the lemon lot. Outside looks good. I can get the phone number if you're really interested.

Amateurs

What rmgill said. I 've seen that done in a lot of places if they don't have direct power for the authorized battery machine. No real standard for this. I've seen kids wagons (4 wheel) and dolly truck (2 wheel) versions. I've seen small caster wheels up to large bike wheels all depending...

That's not correct. It should have on the doors and tailgate, on top Emergency Repair Service. Under that, cable TV, refrigerator, and microwave. Under that, We Repair the Most Critical Assets First. Front of hood---EMERGENCY in reverse letters so you can read it in the rear view mirror.

http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?117148-Insurence-in-new-jersey Ahhh, it must be New Jurslich, kinda like Spanglish. Kinda like Duece is New Jurslich for Deuce. LOL.

Glad you made the donation. Tis the season to help out these guys that have given so much and now need mobility.

Good luck on that, usually if it says to contact us well... there was a story one time about a guy who stopped at a remote gas station--nothing around for 100 miles. Seems that the guy that ran the gas station had this huge hump on top of his shoulder (in addition to his head). So the guy that...

Organization: USPROPERTY AND FISCAL OFFICE ACTIVITY ILLINOIS ARMY NATIONAL GUARD Location: SPRINGFIELD IL Nomenclature: TRUCK CARGO 1-1/4T Model: M1028 NSN: 2320011275077 Serial Number: J1HF310162 Registration Number: NG2RY3 Year of Mfg: 1987 Manufacturer: 93219 Contract Number...

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Organization: HQS, 826TH ORDNANCE COMPANY Location: MADISON WI Nomenclature: TRUCK CARGO D/S 5-TON Model: M923A2 NSN: 2320012300307 Serial Number: 2303974 Registration Number: NL0UK2 Year of Mfg: 1990 Manufacturer: 47457 Contract Number: DAAE07-86-C-J111 Usage Hours: Usage...

Organization: 85TH DT HHC 2085 TRNG AUG Location: SELFRIDGE ANGB MI Nomenclature: TRUCK CARGO 1-1/4T Model: M1008A1 NSN: 2320011232671 Serial Number: J2FF381220 Registration Number: NG1FR9 Year of Mfg: 1984 Manufacturer: 93219 Contract Number: DAAE07-82-C-4060

OK I suck.

Am I mistaken that the glowplugs (except for the blade vs round connector) are the same between the HMMWV and CUCV both with the 6.2L engine?

Anyone know what connectors I use on the wiring harness for the HMMWV for the 6.2L glow plugs? Want to switch the glowplugs from the spade CUCVs to the round HMMWV type. Getting tired of paying the high price for the spade types. I have 24 round types that have been sitting around for a long...

And a lot of cash to buy it all.

Go to the 2013 vin info thread before it closes. Don't PM me unless you want to make the bad santa list.

Bummer, I am considering a trip to Baltimore in Jan and could have potentially brought it from Fredneck or Hagerstown.

Hmmmmm, I don't know...... I think you might need some more experience on this. Tell you what, I'll bring you over another truck so you can improve and test out you're second truck theory on it. LOL You've done the hobby a major improvement. That is one absolutely wonderfully looking resto...