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  1. muthkw25

    My 1971 Am General m109a3 RV build

    Thanks Rhino, I appreciate your kind words. You can always build one in stages and as you go.
  2. muthkw25

    My 1971 Am General m109a3 RV build

    Tires are holding up great! When I don't use the truck I cover them with the rv covers to protect from dry rot. They are a heavier ply and the radial helps overall with steering. I think they are 10 ply vs the 8 ply with the ndts. The size I'm happy with. I am approx 8500lbs over a m35a2 with...
  3. muthkw25

    My 1971 Am General m109a3 RV build

    Anyone have any ideas as to things I can add? I purchased a m1061a1 trailer from Scrounger before he passed, God rest his soul, and I was thinking a about towing the m1061a1 with the s250 and having a small deck on the back of the trailer to sit on or store a utv or atv. I know the weight of...
  4. muthkw25

    My 1971 Am General m109a3 RV build

    Here's a photo of the inside. I added a projector and screen to the wall and run a blu ray player with a bose Bluetooth speaker and it rocks inside the box. I got a portajohn which works quite well and store the kurig, microwave and the fans below the cabinets. Didn't have anything fall while...
  5. muthkw25

    My 1971 Am General m109a3 RV build

    Truck in 3 days driving did 500 miles and didn't miss a beat. Very pleased with the trip. After getting home, today with my dad's help, installed the brand new radiator. Will send the old one out to be repaired and have a spare on hand. Also installed a new air compressor belt because there...
  6. muthkw25

    My 1971 Am General m109a3 RV build

    After Gettysburg, we went directly to Redball Military Vehicle Show in Gilbert, PA. Best show in the country hands down. Great people and food. Picked up a brand new radiator for Ole Smokey and got some small parts I was looking for. Here's some photos while at the show.
  7. muthkw25

    My 1971 Am General m109a3 RV build

    My family and I decided to go on vacation and I took "Smokey" and dad took his m35a2c to Gettysburg, PA. Drove approx 200 miles one way without hiccups. Prior to trip I did a test run and one of rear hubs was too hot and I swapped out the bearings and seals and repacked the axle prior to the...
  8. muthkw25

    MV of the month August 2021

    This is my 1971 m109a3 w/ 105a2 + s250 shelter, I use this rig for camping and going to mv shows.
  9. muthkw25

    My 1971 Am General m109a3 RV build

    Today I decided to take some people's advice and wire the front led lights to a switch instead of constantly on with the low beams. Ran the wires up.the passenger side and tied them into the breaker box. Used a pre-existing hole on the dash. Very pleased with results.
  10. muthkw25

    My 1971 Am General m109a3 RV build

    Dad and I finished the wiring for the ac and or heater. We decided to use a 30 amp 4 locking lug box on the bottom of the box and put a 20 amp and a 15 amp breaker inside with a regular outlet and a ground fault outlet. This will power the ac or heat without drawing too much power off the main...
  11. muthkw25

    My 1971 Am General m109a3 RV build

    Well I made a lot of progress today. I bought and installed a 14" (8000 lumens) led light bar as a backup light. Thought about ideas on how to mount the light and found a great location recessed back behind the pintle hitch on a support for the box. Marked it up and drilled the holes, ran the...
  12. muthkw25

    My 1971 Am General m109a3 RV build

    Yesterday I installed a pair of Monroe 66605 shocks on m109a3 and my m35a2, what a difference in ride quality also looking forward to having better tire wear on those brand new tires. Dad and I installed a separate outlet and circuit breaker inside the back of the m109a3 for the portable ac...
  13. muthkw25

    My 1971 Am General m109a3 RV build

    Lol sorry bud
  14. muthkw25

    My 1971 Am General m109a3 RV build

    I live in Pennsylvania. I get TV.
  15. muthkw25

    My 1971 Am General m109a3 RV build

    Today I Installed some shackle mounts on the bottom of the bumper. Wire wheeled and prime and painted them. Got new grade 8 hardware to snug everything up. Completes the look upfront. Pleased with the progress. Plan is to finish up the wiring for the ac and heater.
  16. muthkw25

    My 1971 Am General m109a3 RV build

    Well first camping trip of the season was a success! Truck ran flawless. Lost an inner axle seal on rear left but changed it at campground with my dad's assistance. Job went smooth. Very pleased with setup. Adding some things to the box including ac.
  17. muthkw25

    My 1971 Am General m109a3 RV build

    Over the last couple weeks I made some big changes to the inside of the truck. I decided to remove the air mattress. I wanted something that was more of a permanent solution and the aired was a little bulky. Instead I went with a full size bedframe and memory foam mattress. Made a huge...
  18. muthkw25

    My 1971 Am General m109a3 RV build

    Thanks Bill! It's a work in progress! First camping trip of the year is coming up in 2 wks.
  19. muthkw25

    My 1971 Am General m109a3 RV build

    I bought them from amazon. They are made by PMD products and are vinyl. They cover a 43" to 45" tire. For the 9r20 I have plenty of room to maneuver them. They were $40/pair but Def worth the money. They used a high quality material.
  20. muthkw25

    My 1971 Am General m109a3 RV build

    Today I Installed my nos air compressor filter and gasket. Also changed my coolant filter and after 500 miles the inside of the filter was mud! Glad I changed it. I'll continue changing it every 500 miles. See how much crap I can get out of the block. Earlier in the week I changed my 9r20...
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