Well, I turned a few more wrenches on the truck, concentrating on the front end prior to the re-settings of the power plant. I found newer style brackets for the frame extension that supports the snout and front winch plate. So if any of you want to obtain my other ones, let me know!
I am waiting on another bracket for the engine so I can have the ability in the future to place an a/c compressor on it easily. Once that bracket is received, then in the engine goes! Once the rolling chassis is mostly done, then on to the tub. Also, when the winter from H.E. double toothpicks ends, I can respray the carc black to smooth out the wrench marks.
Enjoy.
I am waiting on another bracket for the engine so I can have the ability in the future to place an a/c compressor on it easily. Once that bracket is received, then in the engine goes! Once the rolling chassis is mostly done, then on to the tub. Also, when the winter from H.E. double toothpicks ends, I can respray the carc black to smooth out the wrench marks.
Enjoy.
). I made the entire floor via CAD and CNC punch press and welded it all together to look like factory new. The WWII vets really like it but most cannot get into it anymore. It runs really good and I am slowly adding nick-nats to dress it out. Anyway, here are some pictures and then back to the HMMWV build!
why throw it away when I can use it on the shop floor (for the winter only)! It really makes a big difference when kneeling, etc.
Hey Ted! Wow, great project! Can't believe I haven't seen this thread, need to come to this section more often. I knew you were working on an A2 restoration, but the pics and write-up tell all. Great work! I can't wait to see the finished product at some of the shows this year. Great job!
