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Which wiring harness have I found here? doesn't seem to be rear harness, could this be main harness? Don't have my manual handy.

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Are you going to keep the 100 amp charging system in it?

Looks like you have caught a severe case of the OD Green disease.:beer:

That is a nice trailer JJ, very rare also, hope mine looks that good one day, post it on the G503 and Chuck will respond, very helpful with your questions. Thanks, Hambone

Plan on a full day if you're going to see what all he has, he has 3 warehouses in 3 different places.:shock:

Nice work, that's correct on Red River, Blake has tons of NOS and T/O's.

Looking good, if you need parts, get with Blake @ Red River Parts, he's not far from you, if you need panels http://www.m151bodypanels.com/

Maybe one day we can own one of those mufflers:grd:but for now I am planning on matching the inlet on the muffler with the pipe coming in, mount the muffler in that position, weld an elbow onto the outlet, use a small piece of flex pipe to mount to my stack, local shop will bend me a stack for...

About ready to fab the exhaust, has anyone tried to use the early M35 exhaust with the inlet and outlet on the same end?, looks like it's doable, 81/2" dia. x 15" lenght, $35 shipped to door. Thanks, Hambone

Welcome to the club, been working on mine for 2 years, still not finished but I can see daylight.:-D

He had promised to send me the floor drains out of it but I never heard back from him. Hambone

Well after a little research, turns out I have a very rare Converto T6, assembled in March 1945, del. to the US Navy, the WWll trailer guru said he only has three or four documented:grin:, will keep you posted on the resto.

Found a couple numbers on the trailer, maybe I will find out a little more about it, I will keep you posted. Hambone

Been doing some research, not sure if that's true? This is a converto.

How about a Converto T-6 trailer, check out the parking brake???

I think it's a MBT, just getting into the research, shackles are bolted, not riveted and upper shock mounts are held on by nut not cotter pin, has correct lunette and correct brake handle but it doesn't have the grab handles. the data plate is missing, so I think I have to remove the front left...

Not familiar with the early trailers, just brought this barn find home. :-D

Check out the parts list at the top of the page, you can buy the points from NAPA, cap and rotor from Memphis Equipment, they have the points also.

That's for sure, at least I have one that will tolerate a MV junkyard in the backyard.:grin: