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But then some people would just keep bumping their ads to keep them 'on top" and the forum would be nothing but bumped for sale ads .

[/COLOR] This link , post # 46 should help on how to upload pictures , load them direct to the site . https://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?59917-How-to-post-pictures-a-tutorial/page5

Most likely in the parts TM. They have pictures and diagrams.

All found searching paint and bodywork forum.

Most of the stations around here throw them in a box , next time he goes by that station it would be worth checking . If nothing else he could sell it.

Yep , screwed that one up , edited it out . The link to vin decoder in military trader is a dead link now.

And it was only drove at a average of 28 mph. Must be a bunch of idle time since it does 65-70 mph on the interstate.

It should be stamped in the frame. In need of some information. Location of VIN M35A2

Probably should pay the $15 to support the and list it in the classifieds.

That works if there is enough belt left to measure or the belt isn't stretch to far. I got one of those , I don't think I have ever used it . It was left behind in a old auto parts store that I do building maintenance on .

Since your leaving it a guessing game my guess is their reasons are , you didn't inspect as they encourage and your shipper accepted them. Along with they will be gone from military surplus very soon.

You can probably get a new plate from one of the vendors or on evil-bay. Depending on what model truck. But here is a related thread. Metal Data Plate Clean-up/Rejuvenation? Suggestions on restoring painted data plates Data Plate Restoration Tip

Go to your profile settings , scroll down to "Custom User Title" and type in your choice of title ,then click on save changes at the bottom.

Can't say I ever seen a filler on a semi-truck , all I ever seen are direct fill tanks with the filler neck built in. This was built under government contract and specs . Just like the duel alternators on them , GM made them specific for the CUCV , just like they did with the filler spouts.

Unless your posting from a phone this thread will help with posting pictures . How to post pictures - a tutorial

Since the OP post a photobucket link and not photos here is the photo ,I'm suprised it is still good but that won't last. This is the photo from post #1.

You want to post a picture of it and what mods you have done to it. Limited market as they have planetary axles no suspension and a low top speed. They do make good snow plow trucks.

Is this the same truck? How many miles on it ? What kind of speeds were running? The motor might just be getting tired . M1009 rolling up on 100,000 miles... any sugestions for keeping it rolling?

Gunny DELETE YOU CREDIT CARD you don't want that on the internet. Here is the link for premium membership. http://www.steelsoldiers.com/payments.php