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The guy that put my glass in the frames used some kind of sealant, it takes 3 m35 outer seals to do both frames, just have to trim to fit, it's quite time consuming working the seals into the groove.

I used M35 windshield seals, worked great and they are available.

I will be needing the same thing pretty soon, hope we get it figured out.

Looking good, hope to get back on mine after the holidays, got some new seat covers from Santa. Hambone

Great Christmas present, do we still have hope or is that the only one out there?

Good looking M135, welcome to the early duece club, I'm in the middle of a M211 rebuild, looking forward to your build, are you getting power to your distributor? Hambone

I have never seen any Ford A2 replacement fenders, CMD only produces A1 fenders, the later A2 fenders are available but the passenger side are getting hard to find, I know someone that has 300 LH fenders. Hambone

Pic of my new master cyl.

I'm going to use a little dielectric grease and tool oil and keep my fingers crossed:) It must have been rebuilt in the past because it has a different piston in the canister than the one in USMC's pak and in the parts breakdown that Plowboy provided, thanks for all the help guys, I will keep...

I think I will try it before I rebuild it, I don't have the bed on my truck yet, only took 10 mins. to remove it.

Got the airpak apart today, doesn't look very bad inside, is there anyway i can test the pak? I know I can push the big spring in and hold my finger over the other end and it hold a vacuum until I let my finger off, could I possibly get by without having to rebuild it?

Question about the airpak, I have taken the 6 bolts out and the L-shaped pipe but cannot get the canister apart, taped and pried a little but no movement, any suggestions?? Thanks, Hambone

Was able to make a little more progress on the truck, thought I would get the first coat of paint on before cool weather hits, was able to get my windshields in along with the side windows. Only going with one coat on the inside since it won't be exposed to the elements, haven't painted the top...

Yes it has, going to install next week.

Got a little painting done today

I'm just dry sanding and wiping down with wax and grease remover, I'm not a painter but it looks OK for a old military truck.:-D

I have a 5" electric orbital sander, it will get to most places, tight spots I do with a block or hand sand, start with 80gt and come back over with 180gt.

Thought I would do some sanding and painting while i'm waiting on my master cylinder.

They wasn't shipped together, the windshields were screwed to wood with 1" styrofoam on each side, they must have dropped them, packed them better than I would have. I filed a claim for $200, I paid $60 for the pair, plus $27 shipping but now have to get the glass replaced, I think I can get...

Found a couple NOS windshields and a muffler stack for the G749 from a MVPA member, this is what they looked like after FedEx got through with them.:cry: