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congrats on the new truck, looks goos and glad you didnt have any trouble

m-series rebuilds has a electronic ignition kit that replaces the points and fits in the stock distributor. It is 186.00 shipped i think. The hot wire runs to the coil under the cap. Nice little unit. I havent gotten around to doing it to mine yet but its on the list.

we had a local ford dealer that got a shipment of 5 bone stock CUCV's on new tires that they sold for around 6000 a truck. They were ALL gone within a weekend. It was unreal. I dont know where they got them but i know where I can get a few more thats for sure.

haha..... now your hooked

looks awesome but we killed 61 ducks in our hole this morning i dont think anything could drag me out of the blind for a few days

I drove a semi-truck for awhile and never shut the thing down while filling. You might want to fill-up at truck stops though. They are a bit more user friendly. Also these trucks arent speed demons and a long trip is a long cold ordeal in the winter even counting on nothing mechanically...

Thanks TM, the m313 mounted to a trailer is exactly what i was looking for. It would make an awesome travel trailer

sounds like the gasket has just gotten old and gone south. Pull the old gasket and go to Napa I bet dollars to doughnuts its a common size for something else Cummins makes. Get a new one put gasket goo on it and let it setup. When its ready put it back together and torque to spec and see what...

why not a tent stove? would be lighter...... but im tracking with you on being comfortable. I spent too many a cold wet night when i was in the military....... I camp in style now.

which of the military expandibles stays enclosed like regular expansible trailer. I was thinking about making a military type camper but as cool as a open air front porch would be in a electronic repair trailer I think a longer nonexpansible would be more in line.

sounds like a plan, any idea on a goos place to go? we have turkey bay in land between the lakes but its at the kentuckt tennessee line

hey a fellow west tennessee'er, like the rollbar did you integrate (or will you) a seatbelt attachment..... (dont get all high and mighty on me from the peanut gallery i have little kids) Ive been thinking about doing something similar. what pipe did you use and who bent it

i hate asking military vehcle collectors this but what are you going to do with them. I wouldnt mind having the trailer and generator and its well worth the price for just those but why did you want the washer and dryer?

yeah that was a crazy looking heater if that is what it was, the coffee pot was on it i thought it was a heater

ive rarely had any problems working on any US military vehicle. Read the manual and go slow. Try not to break anything.

i live between I55 and I40 in north west tennessee. I would help a member with anything i could if im in the states

there is a great write-up on m715zone about a guy rebuilding the stock m715 seats with a suspension system. He used chair webbing and high density foam from a upholestry shop. says its as comfortable as his couch. I havent gotten around to the interior of my truck yet or i would have done it. it...

im beginning to wonder if i was fighting for freedom in the wrong country:roll: Sorry to hear about your troubles, wish you were closer id let you store it with mine, but if you were closer you could probably keep it in your front yard and nobody would care. when your values go up move...

personally i would go with a extended or crew cab modification and a much shortened deuce bed or M105 trailer with a modified slantback.. I think it would look awesome. Linda like a slantback HUMVEE on steroids

i have a generator coming up to pick up in cambell next week. I can check on something for you when im up there. If your asking about the two shop vans ive already previewed them from about two weeks ago. Just PM me and ill let you know.