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M100's are pretty valuable-I'd do it the right way (i.e. a repro floor welded in) so that if in the future you decided to sell it you could recoup as much investment as possible.

I have seen complete NOS injection pumps on fleabay for $995 (which I think is way too much but I guess they are a limited commodity) so I am kind of curious how your mechanic came up with $1800 in parts, unless he plans on replacing the radiator and head gaskets at the same time (rofl). Ditto...

ok, so here's what I did. Pretty simple. Like I said, everything I've ever worked on had a nice solid surface for the steering wheel to bottom out on. Put the wheel on, tighten the nut and you can't overtighten it because the wheel is bottomed out. I took this back apart and realized the way...

Because I am awesome! It was my idea to have skydiving operations! ditto

Oh, I like the plastic jobbies but there is no way on Earth I'd pay what they cost. Metal for me. :D

After searching for a good hour, I have learned everything there is to know about CUCV horn diodes and that there are over half a dozen threads about off-centered steering wheels................ and there are lots of folks who can't get their horns to work, but nothing like what I have. I...

Congrats-nice looking deuce. Make sure to mark the calendar for the Ga. Rally in October........ here are the pics from last year: http://www.steelsoldiers.com/ga-rally/59085-newer-2010-ga-rally-multimedia-thread.html And there is some discussion about the 2011 event here...

Or this!

Always do oil changes in a place where you will not be sad if you make a mess. I suggest the neighbor's backyard. My girlfriend has 6 deuces. She is wonderful and most complaining comes out as "I can't buy more trucks because people keep bidding them up to stupid prices on GL". My nickname...

I can't believe you are going to bring that tub back to life. When I donated it, I hoped you would be able to salvage some parts off it (as patch panels). I am glad it is doing someone some good-I let it sit in my backyard for a year because I couldn't stand the idea of those parts going to...

Jeez dabtl, you can't catch a break lately.

http://www.steelsoldiers.com/deuce/53024-rear-main-seal-leaking-again.html http://www.steelsoldiers.com/deuce/37483-pulled-transmission-today.html (post #20 = very helpful) http://www.steelsoldiers.com/deuce/49669-rear-main-seal-replaced-leaking-bad.html...

Best. picture. EVER. rofl I would love to have seen the reaction of anyone who saw you taking this.... "Ummmm.... hey Bob, what do you think that guy is doing? Is that a possum?"

Do a search-much space has been used in the discussion of this question.

I would adjust them first, then bleed them starting with the airpack using a pressure bleeder.

Wow Hank, that's a great looking truck. I am glad you made it home safe and sound.

Wow, I was just about to post this. At the Ga MVPA Fall Rally last September, a reasonably youngish looking guy (mid thirties) was with his wife and their kid and they were walking around looking at the display vehicles. It was deadly obvious they didn't have an MV and I really got the feeling...

The lights you are referring to are blackout lights, sometimes referred to as "cats eyes". You can find used ones by running a wanted ad here in our classified section, although you need to have 5 posts in order to post an ad. Also, most of the big parts outfits like Midwest Military offer...

rock on Phil, glad you guys had a safe trip.

Corrosion in the floors and hat channels Damage to the tub in the rear...... around the taillights. Frequently, people cut tailgates into A1's. Fair amount of work to undo. Correct YS950 carbs aren't cheap and are frequently missing Battery boxes frequently rust out Correct ignition stuff is...