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Piece of cake to fix! there is no need to remove the doors or anything major like that. Just take off the handles and the screws that hold it and fish it out the access panel in the door. I had the same problem with mine and here is how I fixed when Lee asked back last...

The truck is not mine but a buddy from the M715zone.com who I made decals for.

http://www.armyjeepparts.com/ :roll:

I'm a sucker for straight OD with white stars and markings. It really makes them stand out in a crowd if you ask me.

Looking very good. I hope to be able to see it at a couple of the shows around Miichigan this year.

I think I can handle thier needs! :lol:

Thanks, Yep I figure there had to be one of your mudding buddies heading over here to play in the sand dunes.

I'll take as many 50%-75% one that you have or are willing to let go with. Or enough to out fit my deuce. I don't know? How many do you have?

Hey Rizzo, I'll take some. I've got a few that are in bad shape on my deuce that needs replaced. I've got a front that's dated 1956 and has some monster cracks in it! I can come pick them up, or you could send with anybody heading to the Silver Lake Sand Dunes to play.

Hey Paul, welcome to the world of 715's.

Simple just cut the decals on flat black material. I haven't yet cut a set in flat black for anyone, but I have done some sets in flat white instead of the standard semi-gloss white. As for pic just go here to my site to see pics of decals on vehicles. http://www.i2k.com/~schwarzd/

Concern on decal peeling shouldn't be that big of a deal. Most commercial grade marking vinyl is rated at 7 years,and I have a sign on the front of my shop that's been up outdoors for 15 years and the decals look as good as the day it was hung up. I've had the decal markings on my M715 since...

Looking good. Let me know if you are still interested in decals. It only takes me a few minutes to make them once I have the sizes and numbers you want.

Here is a pic of a deuce painted Strata blue. This was from a show here in Michigan. The owners name is Bill Presten.

We had a debate about this over on the M715zone awhile back about proper frame color. My 67' had a factory green frame that looks like it was later sprayed with a black rubberized undercoating. And during the stripping of the frame, the green was the last color before the primer. I have a pic...

Yep, 4 color MERDEC is the only other real choice for a m715 other than single color semi-gloss. M715's were phased out before NATO 3 color camo was used. Some units did paint vehicles in unauthorized patterns, but those are few and far between and without a photo to go by it would all be a...

I used the synthetic enamel reducer with my gillespie primer and it worked great. I waited overnight then to start top coating with color.

Thanks guys, PM's sent.

I was wondering if anyone had a good source on the straps that mount on the bow corners and hold the cover when rolled up. I need a full set of 10 for my deuce. I looked at several of the online vendors and no one listed them, but I know that most carry a lot more than what they list. So if...

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