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engine shields that attach to the frame , most are removed for service and never put back on . very nice restoration ,

yes to your question . Sounds like you need a diff overhaul . The noise could be bearings or worn gears or both , hard to say until you check , have you drained the diff yet ? check for metal in the oil ? They are not rocket science , but there is a procedure and get it wrong and you will end...

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sounds like a heater core leak , do a pressure test and it should be easy to locate the leak . I would also think about a coolant flush and change once you get the leak fixed .:beer:

Thanks for the info , with a narrow width and small tires and tight turning I can see how it could tip , especially with heavy , high load , yup , probably get ugly fast LOL!!!

Picked this up at a estate sale , appears to be off Dover AFB ,data plates are missing . It was in a farm field and they were going to scrap it , so the price was right . If anyone could identify it or maybe a TM that would be great . Other than the deck wood there is very little rust on the...

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will not fit between the wheel wells Mule is 48" and trailer is 44" between the wheel wells . If you take the box off , you end up with a trailer you could make a nice flatbed for your mule

Thanks for the info , Your 1009 is looking great , diffidently a journey . I would say better than anything coming out of Flint !!LOL (y):driver:

I have a little off topic cucv question , At what GM plant were our CUCV's made ? just wondering ,

Well the filter is a easy R/R . so that would be a good start and you can check your fuel flow at the same time

Have you changed your fuel filter lately?

I hate to diagnosis something this way , but try this ,Start with the basics , fuel flow , are any of the fuel lines leaking or old and cracked ? IE; loosing prime . The sock in the tank has also been known to give problems . Check to see if you have fuel at the filter , if not lift pump...

pretty much , just like a M37 is a jeep

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Same here , Ya the wife just retired so more barn time for sure !!!LOL be safe , be well

I would go with the CUCV , Deuce is a lot of MV for a first vehicle . AS was said CUCV is basicly a 1984 chevy pickup , check out Mike Morin on FB , he usually has quit a few southern CUCV's up for sale , Hunting for a good MV is half the fun and you came to the right site for info . good luck

I like the small screw and lock nut is a great idea , SS would be great and it would make it easier next time somebody has to put new rubber on or repair the vent window . stay safe

Yes they are !!!LOL and don't forget some wings and blue cheese with a couple of cold ones !!!!