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Too late now, but a thermal assay with shiny side down would have been interesting as well.
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What have you done to your CUCV today/lately - Part 2
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ridenby
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Gained a M1008. Seems to be a pretty good truck. I think it is 6.2 with a turbo added.
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The results of the floor covering are in...
Huge decrease in interior racket and heat transfer.
I can hear the engine through the open window... not through my feet into my skull.
Also, no more heat radiating up from below when not wanted.
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Huge decrease in interior racket and heat transfer.
I can hear the engine through the open window... not through my feet into my skull.
Also, no more heat radiating up from below when not wanted.
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93* to 83*... Not bad.
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The ambient temperature for the before pic(93) was 47*F
The ambient temperature for the after pic(83) was 72*F
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The ambient temperature of the M1009 Crown of Thorns complete structure is 2* F. It will remain parked. Much more happiness and less pain and suffering for both of us in this weather. Drove my Cadillac Saturday and have been driving my new truck ever since. Better CUCV days will be upon us in the not too distant future. I am unable to access the Steel Soldiers web site from my home. It says error 53. IDK. But all is well. I hope I answered all my PM's in a timely manner. Happy New Year. Back to work.
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I wondered where you been, I thought you were in the dog house again.
cucvrus
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DOG house. Now that is FUNNY stuff there. Yea I am in the DOG house. It is very warm in my DOG house. No CUCV's in my DOG house.
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We had a dusting here in N GA back in December. I had to take my sister to dialysis. Ended up using the SECM. Just found out my bride took a few pics upon our return.
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Forecasters said dusting,. Yardstick said 10". Go figure.
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Hey guys, we have started a blog with tech articles for HUMVEE AND CUCV 6.2 and 6.5 engines trucks. Our fist article is up now. We are looking to add these at least monthly. Hope these help out a few folks!
https://paradoxbydesign.com/blogs/news
https://paradoxbydesign.com/blogs/news
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Great Pictures Recovry4x4.. thanks for posting 
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This happened today:
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Age and use.
Looking for replacements right now. Do the auto parts stores stock them in black?
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I'm looking on rockauto and they sell the locks, but not sets. I want everything keyed alike like it is, but I don't want to dissemble a new lock and swap tumblers around.
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Amazon has the complete sets.
I replaced the door locks and ignition key assembly.
They fit perfect.
They were also the least expensive
I replaced the door locks and ignition key assembly.
They fit perfect.
They were also the least expensive
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