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Blake @ Red River Parts just told me he has a lot of parts for the hydramatic.

Do you have or can borrow a timing light? You can run it off a separate 12V source.

You would be better off buying a t/o engine for $400-500. Hambone

Good looking A2, I own a few myself, the wheel cyls are a tight fit, just loosen the axle nut a couple turns and the spindle will pull out far enough to change the cyl. :wink: Hambone

Here's a couple of floor pan options http://www.bjsoffroad.com/Floor-Pan-Front-Driver-Side_p_196.html https://www.c2cfabrication.com/products/1962-87-jeep-j10-front-floor-pan-lh I think BJ's are best quality

If you come up with something, I would be in for a couple. Thanks, Hambone

They are still in business, talk to Blake, 903-547-2226

I do have a pic, they are not installed yet, Dave does a great job, I bought some 4" HD foam for the bottoms, my original frames are buried in this pile somewhere.:grin:

I don't think they had cushions when I ordered mine, what was the cost of the cushions?

pull the plugs and pour about 2 tablespoons of Marvel Mystery Oil or PB Blaster in each cylinder, let it soak for a few days, you can also use a 50/50 mixture of ATF and kerosene, if the block wasn't full of water and the oil was good, it's probably stuck in the top end.

As far as I know, there are no A1 harnesses available other than Vintage Wiring at about $700, you can convert an A2 harness at about $140.

Nice find on the M151A1, has it been cut?, those in-tank fuel pump are pricey and getting hard to find, you can bolt on a mechanical from an old dodge slant 6 in place of the vacuum pump on the lower right side of the block, if you want to invest in new panels, here you...

I need to replace mine also, the truck is looking good, these big trucks are, at least mine is, a long term project, hope to get back on mine soon.

I know how it feels, been helping my son remodel a house, haven't had much time for the truck but I'm about to get back on it, just need to fix exhaust, paint and install bed, then I will be ready to ride.:-D

There will be sand or glass in every nook and cranny, make sure you blow it down good, if you are priming it with rattle cans, make sure you buy a $4 spray can adapter, your finger will wear out pushing the button.:lol::lol:

The Amphenol is a 4 pin plug but it looks like only 2 of the pins are used, the 2 numbers on the plug are Bendix 7730893 and 7723308.

Looks to be a 7 1/2', let me know if you need more info.

Ouch! she did get hot, at least you will know what you have when you put her back together, keep us posted.

I will lay it out tomorrow, measure and post a pic, a lady had a parts lot of M37 and M38 parts, it was included in it, her husband recently passed away, he was a member here, she was tired of looking at it in her living room, gave $50 for all the parts, kinda feel bad but she set the price.

I just checked it out, it is a NOS dash/cab wiring harness, lucked up on it on craigslist. Thanks, Hambone