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If you buy one pre made it has that connection point and my mechanic said to do it. I can't say one way or another, I just go with the guys that know more than me.

My mechanic "The Humvee Wisperer" said everything looked good. Guess I will roll as is.

I hit the back of the engine block with a wire wheel on my drill and cleaned it up to have good connection.

Think I will be ok with the individual ring connectors instead of single central one?

So I did a DIY ground harness and wanted to see if you guys thought it looked correct. One from the start box, one from the alternator, one from the firewall, one from the starter. All going to the ground on the back of the block. I did end up using separate rings to the block ground...

Didn't have room for Space Force.

I wanted something that represented all branches.

Yea, I am not doing that. Mine is in really nice condition and don't want to mess up the paint.

That was demilled off when I got it. Thanks

NG2UFU is the numbers.

Blow up the image, it is on the side. Thanks

I know my HMMWV was a National Guard unit but trying to figure out the markings on it. Specific state, unit, etc. These markings are on both sides as well as inside. NG2UFU Any help would be appreciated. Thanks guys!!

This looks like a good option for cheap...

Not sure where he got his but I did find these. https://yanksmannequins.com/sitting-and-kneeling-mannequins/19-military-mannequin-sitting-ww2-ww1-wwii-0053176075143.html

Great idea, I actually have a few of those already.

I am only doing it during parades and car shows. I may even figure out some sort of signage saying they are non functioning display guns.

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I finally found doors but they were tan. I painted them camo to match. Flat black base coat was Dupli-Color vinyl and fabric paint the green and brown was Rapco. Turned out pretty nice.

Get the keyed fuel shutoff from Black Dog. This leaves your OEM switch in tact. I did mine on a mounting plate I found on Amazon and just put it in where the fording kit valve would go so no drilling a large hole in your dash. Simple, easy. Plug and play.