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I've had USAA for over 30 years and they would not insure any of my MVs, including my M1026. I have my Deuce and HMMWV with State Farm. No problems with them. Images is about all they wanted along with intended use.

Many thanks for the info. I'll likely put the new plate that I have on the vehicle.

Can someone help with a question regarding bridge plates on the M1026? Not sure if the relatively light weight of the vehicle and any towed load would require a plate. I've only seen a few with them and wanted to know if this might be standard or something that was optional or not even required...

Problem Solved! Bought a new turn signal switch and fixed the problem. Many thanks for the ideas, all.

TP Roger that. Many thanks.

TP Mine say the same thing, however, that is the maximum cold pressure as versus the normal operating cold pressure...I think at least...

In leiu of receiving the manuals, can someone help with the recommended tire pressures for the 12 bolt wheels (Wrangler MT tires) on an M1026 HMMWV? Many Thanks.

Here's the problem with my HMMWV... Left turn signal on, left front works and rear does not. Right turn signal on, and right front does not work and rear does. What's the deal? Ground? Signal assembly? Where should I start and is this indicative of a common problem? Hep!!

Markings Got it now. Many thanks!

Markings I'm not so much interested in unit markings as I am the vehicle specific markings. I do know that the tire pressures are the usual TP50 above each wheel well but I'd also like to have the other markings such as sling point markings etc. Since you asked, I was last in the 1/238 AVN BN...

As a relatively new guy here and certainly new to the HMMWV, can someone help with any reference to the correct U.S. Army markings for the M1026 or any other variant of the HMMWV? I'm waiting on pubs now and I'm not sure if this might be in a separate TM and/or FM...Thanks in advance.

Cobra/Huey guy Not sure if you might have already seen this regarding the registration status of the aircraft. FAA Registry - Aircraft - N-Number Results

Thanks CARNAC. I'm not familiar with the cage code but found the site below that did confirm the vehicle as an AM Jeep. http://www.newportaero.com/home/manuals/cage/browse/__19875/cage-code.html?sort=cage

Yes, I think it was origianlly a van truck and then had the box replaced with a bed. A quick question on my last truck. What is the manufacturer code of 65909? Thanks.

VIN Redux CARNAC, Thanks for the decode. $20 to the site and another $20 is in for this one... NKOEL6105110062 Bought this one last year from a seller that was truthfully challenged.

Wilco. ID 04K 66170 0525-22940 I hope this is correct and thanks again for you help.

Decode me Greetings CARNAC, Well, here's yet another one for you. I'm certainly willing to contribute to the site as part of your efforts. Attached is an image of the data plate for a '71 M35A2 recently purchased from a private owner in Ohio. He has owned the vehicle for one year and previous...

Very impressive example of a CDN M135. Can't image the work involved. I have one in northern Ontario (along with my M35A2) that is without a gas tank/pump assembly. I've been looking for a tank for the beast for quite some time now. Sure would like to find a source for a tank to get my M135...

I just ordered a cab cover and cargo cover (both camo) for my M35A2 from GMA Cover Corp. in Port Huron Michigan and got very responsive service and a great product. The cargo covers are hard to find as you most likely know, but these guys had one and sent it immediately.

Yo Jones, Do you own this beast? JGrant.