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<font color="blue">Yep DR, I'm one of those guy's!(even if it is a Willys!!!!)</font id="blue">

<font color="blue">WOW Cambo,looks like ya killed it pretty good!<img src="emoticons/icon_smile_shock.gif" alt="Shock">Did it tear up the housing too? Good lookin old Soldier ya got there! </font id="blue">

<font color="blue">Looks good!</font id="blue">

<font color="blue">Things won't be the same without ya buddy<img src="emoticons/icon_smile_sad.gif" alt="Sad"><img src="emoticons/icon_smile_shock.gif" alt="Shock"> you will be missed.</font id="blue">

<font color="blue">I used a scotchbrite pad and lightly sanded off each layer of paint until the USA numbers showed up. It takes a while but well worth it! Run water over where your sanding and it seems to work much better.</font id="blue">

<font color="blue">Can anybody shed some light on this? Both covers are marked "GPW-3580" on the inside and both are F marked in the same place. Maybe one is "early"? I was starting to put the OD one on the box and happened to notice the difference in the other. Any ideas on why these are...

<font color="blue">COOL!<img src="emoticons/icon_smile_big.gif" alt="Big Smile"> Nuthin better than finding the original hood number! Man, that looks in GREAT shape<img src="emoticons/icon_smile_cool.gif" alt="Cool"></font id="blue">

<font color="blue">Kent, Here's the part# for the tool I used to remove the pins, <font color="black">GM12014012-17J0848 </font id="black">I got it from Packard but it should be available elswhere. It's just a little tube with a handle. It pushes over the pin and spreads the rubber away from...

<font color="blue">Hey Kent, There is a kit for doing what you are planning. I got mine from a surplus store. It's got all the tools for pin removal from the cannon plugs and the crimpers to attach the pins and sockets to the wire,all the connector shells,plastic connectors and rubber seals.the...

<font color="blue">Hi guy's! Glad to see you all here! Hey Dilvoy, I got a few extra parts ,let me know what your looking for and I'll see if I have it<img src="emoticons/icon_smile_thumzup.gif" alt="Thumb Up"> </font id="blue">

<font color="blue">WOW<img src="emoticons/icon_smile_thumzup.gif" alt="Thumb Up"> talk about a man on a mission! Outstanding M37!</font id="blue">

<font color="blue">Good lookin ride Rattlehead!<img src="emoticons/icon_smile_thumzup.gif" alt="Thumb Up">Keep us posted on your progress, sounds cool! </font id="blue">

<font color="blue">Hey Bob! Got any close up pics of your 44 GPW's data plate? Did you find the hood number?<img src="emoticons/icon_smile_thumzup.gif" alt="Thumb Up"></font id="blue">

<font color="blue">Hey MM! At least you have a good sized driveway! I live in a subdivision,one car driveway and in the culdesac. I've got a Camry,old Sunbird and a Quad cab dually 4x4(all that stuff is in the front)out back there is a shed,8x12 trailer,M274 Mule, 5 GPW bodies,2 GPW frames, 3...

<font color="blue">Ohh,Ohh! Stickers, t-shirts, oh yea! </font id="blue">

<font color="blue">Hey DR! It's a prototype built by Chev. This one is SN#1, Beechwood canvas has the other. I was told it's a 1943 powered by a Indian motorcycle engine<img src="emoticons/icon_smile_approve.gif" alt="Approve"></font id="blue">

<font color="blue">Hey DR! Nope, no cookie for you!<img src="emoticons/icon_smile_approve.gif" alt="Approve">There were only two of these made,the other one is in pieces<img src="emoticons/icon_smile_sad.gif" alt="Sad"> </font id="blue">

<font color="blue">A big giant cookie for the guy,or gal, that knows what this is!<img src="emoticons/icon_smile_approve.gif" alt="Approve"><img src="emoticons/icon_smile_shrug.gif" alt="Shrug"><img src="http://todd7359.mypicgallery.com/jeep-pics/little_large.jpg" border="0"></font id="blue">