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I wish I could get my hands on some Military radios and ants. would love to have a 524 and antennas in my m1009.. I can assemble a Oe 254 in no time flat...

I am a ham, I plan on bringing 2x 2m radios, 2x cb, 1x 6m portable, and 2 x uhf radios I also have a buddy (Paul/N7SDQ) who is retired military, and a ham who wants to come along and sit inthe base camp and work radios. I can put you in touch with him, but I know he has a radio capable...

only question USAA had for me was "does it have any guns mounted on it" my response was "no, but that would be really freaking cool if it did" andthey still covered me

yeah I thought the LMC rubber looked good, was solid and consistent.. no flaws in it, but I havent really seen a lot of seals etc... the windshield rubber fit just fine once It was installed correctly... i was uh.. doing it wrong...

i'll take more, but I really like the rhino liner going ot have to go to a gklass shop tomorrow, cause the LMC windshield seal is huge going ot call them tomorrow, the side glass seals and the windshield seals were too large

I have some pics, I'll post more tonight, also the windshield gasket seems to be too large WTF? i struggled with it all morning... but its definitely larger then the glass

Ive got two of the rear side windows for sale if anyone wants them:-) it was all orderd from LMC could have probably just ordered the pieces, cause there were some that are not used, there is a rubber piece listed as being on the door and dont see anywhere to mount it.

it was $700, but that included having the rocker panel welded up as well as the two bad spots on the tailgate welded.. the rhino lining looks really nice. and should last longer then the rest of the truck.. they did the entire inside and both rocker panels/entry areas in rhino... hoping...

wow, what a PITA, kids and I put fresh rubber on the doors, under hood, and the shell. ordered it all from LMC, and they seemed to have sent extra pieces. sent a few sections for older trucks as well as the years I needed. the old rubber was so hard and brittle, had to scrape it off in...

YellowHammer, me you and Airmech need to get together, maybe we can work out a bit of a COOP to do the WMO filter/centrifuge thing.. Id love to run some sort of alternative fuels in my m1009, one of the reasons I purchased a diesel. glad to hear they handle the WMO ok..

the intake I removed fromt eh hummer 6.2 was too low, so swapped back the original one still have the old one, but like I said it was too low

no shortage of folks in Georgia

roscoe common equipment site lists how twos on doign the conversion, and on how to hook up a third battery the link is listed around here somwhere or you can google it Im going to reinstall the 2nd alt, and run a third battery seperatly, and run all my lights, and radios and accessores...

dang that is nice looking, I wish I would have known about this sooner, I'm in Georgia and could have just driven it home. I keep looking at these bobbed ones and think I'm going to have to get one.

welcome... hopefully we will see you at the GA rally you can still come even if you dont have a MV yet.. might see what type you really want.

Yellow Hammer, hopefully I'l be in town cause Id like to see this kit and how it installs.. might have to get one. will these work if Ive already done a 12V conversion?

looking at the way they did the paint, like they sanded squares off the sides and hood, I can only guess that they were used for training, possibly OPFOR for a training center.. maybe one thats near the location where they are at... be a quick and cheap way to simulate enemy vehicles...

Noticed the seat was pushed back as well, giving someone a place to stand.. interesting.. who knows, maybe some unit had a CO that wanted to stand in the hatch with his binos? could have been for training, does the outside look normal?

Welcome , I'm pretty sure I'll end up with a deuce someday myself

no windshields, had m-60 swivel mounts off the passenger side door, had a foot rest out the passenger side door, gun mount on top, the racks on the side, cant remember what they were, looked like metal troop seats almost, usually had a ruck sack or somethign strapped to it filled with...