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This was made from a heater kit for a m151 I bought from Sam Winer Motors .
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Hardtops and Heaters
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Sweet rifle holders! I gotta make that!
Remington 870 12g and a 7600 30-06
Where a I gonna put the .22.....
Remington 870 12g and a 7600 30-06
Where a I gonna put the .22.....
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tburk49760
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xm215 fiberglass hard top
here are a few pics of my top.. soon to find a new home...
here are a few pics of my top.. soon to find a new home...
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YkDave
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Ive got the original CDN hard top.
For cab heat its just got a 'bus heater' under the passenger side seat, unfortunately it doesnt work too well in the extreme cold (enough to make it 'cool' in the cab, but never able to thaw the windows).
I had a spare webasto air heater kicking around, so ive installed that, now itll roast you out of the cab at -40c LOL
For cab heat its just got a 'bus heater' under the passenger side seat, unfortunately it doesnt work too well in the extreme cold (enough to make it 'cool' in the cab, but never able to thaw the windows).
I had a spare webasto air heater kicking around, so ive installed that, now itll roast you out of the cab at -40c LOL
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Scoped out an M135 today, potential buy. The heater was missing but the retaining bracket under the dash was there.
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tucson john
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after 3 years,m got it figured! Heres my m211 steel cab!
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Judging by the little rectangular pan mounted in pucture 8, I'm gonna say ex-fire truck? That was a mount for a 6 volt flashlight in the early 70s. The ears were where the hold down spring was anchored.
Thanks for the pics!
Thanks for the pics!
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Not mine but I had snapped these pictures of this heater that was different to me. It was mounted in a M35A2.
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Your right, it was a brush trck for 15 years w/. a local dept. Before that it belonged to a National Guard Unit her in N.M. Ive had it twenty years. The cab is very well made, even the roof was stamped slightly raised w/ strengh creases crisscrossing it in a diamond pattern.