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Same to you buddy , be safe ,be well

Very nice !! Looks like it will be a fun project !!!

Radio bracket

Very nice work !!! can't wait to se the finished product !!!

I went on that tour also , there was some amazing stuff packed away in that warehouse !!!! I would have loved one the M38A1's with the rocket launcher !!!!

I think you should also get a wheel/tire jack , makes removing and installing that HEAVY tires much easier and safer , Harbor Freight has them , I got one of the CHICOM knock offs , works great . Save you back . Do you have equipment to move/pickup the tires and wheels once you get them off? A...

Beautiful job Rick , you are a driven person , but the results say it all . Thanks for sharing

Give Mike Morian a call he is the cucv parts guy . He is on FB . He is located outside the Boston area , He deals in vehicles and parts .

I believe they are " Lock Nuts" which are made to stay tight without a lock washer .

Tom's other toy , The wife went for a ride in the LVT !!!

When I found out what replacement wheel bearings cost for the CTIS , I removed the A3 setup and used A2 bearings , much cheaper , The electric wipers were a nice touch . The Cat engine and Alison trans were good but topped out at around 50MPH or so . Dual master was a big safety issue for me...

Exactly !!! LOL , nice MV's , But they have issues . CTIS is FUBAR , tires are another issue .

Very nice , Welcome to the site ! Lots of good info here . Your 1028 looks pretty complete . Is it still 24 volt or did they do a hack job on the wiring ? There is a LOT of parts availability for the square bodies on line both NOS and repops Cucvrus is the man on CUCV's . He is a wealth of...

If your paperwork is good , NYDMV is pretty easy to register an MV , over 25 Y O and get Historic Plates and it's a deal . If you have any questions PM me I can help you thru it . You need an 82T reg/title application , current insurance , bill of sale document and of course your ownership...

welcome from Lockport NY!!!

des Very good advice , save you time and money . I would get your MV up and running , do the services required as per the TM's and then do your upgrades and repairs as needed . Something else I have found with MV's , they are like Harley's they all leak a little oil here and there and if not...

Looks like you have most of the major items , you need to remove that "TOW BAR" set up so you can see if anything has been cut/altered on the frame . Do you have all the hardware/pins etc. needed to reconnect ??? baby steps for sure .

Yup , I did the same thing with my winch , for exactly the same reason .

Wow that's different !! maybe a Artic kit of some kind ???? Looks like it could fit the cargo bed

I agree with Rick , do it right now, it is a lot easier with the engine out then leaning over a fender , JMO