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Re: RE: Re: RE: Wiper Arm Help I'll take'em.

Re: RE: Wiper Arm Help On my truck the wiper shaft goes like stated, but the wiper shafts are threaded. In oreder to take my arms off, I had to take a screw off the arm where it attaches to the wiper motor shaft. Then take the arm and twist it counter clockwise to unscrew the complete arm...

I having trouble locating windshield wiper arms for my truck. I would like to be able to use the same type that was on there. Problem is everywhere I look, the wiper arms offered that are identical to the ones I pulled off, don't have the threaded portion that connects them to my wiper motor...

I cant wait to get my deuce painted and tricked out so I can start taking it to Vietnam events. Good looking trucks!

Looks like a good time.

Re: RE: Got Some Technical Difficulty ??s Start turning the arm counter clockwise. See if that doesnt begin to unscrew them from the wiper motor shaft.

Just have a couple questions I've been pondering about. I purchased some replacement wiper arm and blades when I visited Memphis equipment a couple weeks ago. Today I went to swipe them out, and well was puzzled as to how to put the new wiper arms on. The old ones just screwed off the shaft...

Well being a lovely day in Texas I figure some work on the deuce was needed. I figured I do something as simple as installing the parking brake assembly would be called for. Especially since half of the one on my truck is missing. Well I get everything disassembled and down to my last nut on...

Re: RE: ANYBODY HAVE THE SAME EXP. WITH INSPECTIONS? Well that kicks ass. Makes things a little more simple.

Here you go along with a couple others.

Our insurance provider pointed us to a J.C Taylor automobile insurance. But she also hooked us up with a temporary 6mos insurance until we get a full policy. Here's their site. How good or bad and other advantages I don't know, but I guess we'll find out. http://www.jctaylor.com/

Surprisingly I haven't had bug problems yet, but bring them on. I need the extra nutrients to pack on couple pounds. I did have a problem with dust and tiny rocks etc though. :lol:

Honestly I haven't seen much in an aftermarket for these axles. But Im sure someone else with more knowledge witth chime in.

God I love this thing. Fired it up this morning on a nice 60* morning. Rolled the windows down, opened up the fron windshield and drove around. :P To bad Im now stuck at the office. :cry: The only big problem with the body is the driver side fender has a wrinkle in it and the paint has...

Well here it is after patiently waiting for a couple of weeks. 1971 AM General M35A2 with the LDT-465-1C. I drove it home today. Roughly 80ish miles and then I probably tacked on another 10-15 just driving around town. Runs really good, has some minor body issues here and there. Plan on...

RE: Couple replicas As I'm going through some of these sites I'm noticing a yellow stripe at the edge of the hood on most of these trucks. What's the yellow stripe for?

RE: Couple replicas Are there any "original" Vietnam gun trucks still around?

Definatelty post them pics up. I love gun trucks and would like to build one offsome of the ones my dad's cousin built in Vietnam. Only problem is I wanna do one with an M113 hull. :(

Looks like it turned out to be a fun trip. Good lookin truck.

Holy crap that truck is huge!