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hmmmmm............................ East to do hard to describe. There is a spring that holds the wiper to the windshield, this force makes the splined portion want to push back against the shaft. making a straight pull difficult. Lined up with the arm there a spring clip that barely sticks out...

It has been moved Thanks go out to AndrewH!

9.00-16's/9.00R16's are the tallest and thinnest in the 16 inch world 11.00R16's are 2" taller and 2" wider than the 900's

aua

It looks done enough to bring

M880 from Boyne City, MI .....Moved! The Michigan Museum of Military Transport Foundation Inc. a non profit 501c3 organization. Needs it's M880 (with questionable tires) transported about 52 miles the most economical way possible. As I live on the opposite side of the state from it's...

Here's a few pics from today. The last pic is of a Gentleman (black shirt) in the area on business from Germany. Who happened by and was quite impressed with this piece of history. And was further suprised that the owner spoke fluent German, he had quite a smile when he was taken for a ride in...

Not a M series. It's a long way from an ambulance As most have a pass thru cab. The pentagon purchased all sorts of commercial vehcles,

Only at the June show.

The Michigan Museum of Military Transport Foundation will feature one of our member's beautiful M37 at this event. We really have a nice display planned and will be at the center of this 80 acre event. Several MVPA affilate members will also have their vehicles on display with us. More info...

Received some spy photos last night. It is a dually! with a fire apparatus body on the back. My pockets are not deep enough to win that one when it comes up (at an undisclosed location)

Yes I realize it is not an "M" series vehicle. also note that ain't no pickup bed on it either.

While perusing an infamous auction site, Something in the background caught my eye............... I am well aware of the countless F350 4dr 4x4's and of yesteryears 4dr Dodges, would like to see more of this Chevy though

Hey Joel I was able to read and understand your TH400 issue. Unfortunately I do not have the answer. :cookoo:

I am of no help but [thumbzup] on your aquisition!

Yes, I'll also vote MB with field mod fender flaps. Brent Mullins in AZ ( I think) would be a good source for a restored WWII jeep. go to www.G503.com it is run by Ron Fitzpatrick of Oregon. There is no better source for WWII jeep info in the world than G503 pics 2 & 4 have been flipped/inverted

As I always thought! the Chevy rims are 4 3/4 in the center

Citizensoldier told me that the cucv rims will fit on a M880. I have not seen this in person, but I do know the D60 in the rear of the M880 requires a 4 7/8 center hole in the wheel. bolt circle is 8 on 6.5"

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I had the same situation once with GL. They had it, It apparently was easier for the processor to request it from you than find it there. I simply went into my sent email folder and forwarded it to them. Yep & Heidi helped me out on another issue also. [thumbzup]