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You could also talk to George at AJP. He is a really nice guy, and does restorations as well as supplying parts. His shop is in Levittown (sp?), which is on the northern outskirts of Philadelphia.

The "regulator" is a wire wound resistor. They are used when heat dissipation is a concern. The ones I have used typically have a slider on them to allow one to adjust the rating. It can be replace ...

Sorry, Mariano, but it is not the same one. The first group of pictures is LCU 1468, while the second group is LCU 1469 (the right side of the "8" is indented, but that of the "9" is not). They are ...

Brett,

I don't have a good picture, but it may have been or seat belts. The "person" who "modified" my M38A1 drilled 1/2" holes in the wheel wells and bolted seat belts in. Now I have pulled out ...

Thanks, Wes! I may not need this yet, but the time is (hopefully) coming in the not too distant future.

Wes,

Do you have the instructions for the kit you showed the picture of? I got one from e-Bay, and it appears to be complete, except that it had no paperwork with it. . . Thanks in advance for th ...

What about the idea of a helicoil? It is not visible, generally, and can be sized dow to the original. Of course, it is not the solution you were asking for, but it would work. . .

Hillbilly,

We have a place here in Tidewater called Browning's Starter and Alternator Exchange (I think). They have done 24 volt work for me in the past. Their prices are not too high, and they a ...

Can't say that I have seen those markings before, but could it be Center of Gravity marks for lifting? It seems to me that I saw other marks on US vehicles in about the same place a LOOOOOONG time ag ...

Man, and I thought I was paying too much when I paid $15 for one of them. . . Just goes to show that some people have more dollars than cents (I know, its "sense", but "cents" worked so well. . .). ...

Bill,

If you had that experience, PLEASE put it in the Reviews. I rely on them to find the parts I need, and any information that will keep me from getting ripped off is GOOD!!! I am sure most of ...

I agree that it is "Rare", but I would like to know where he/she/it scored those USMC Lifting Shackles. I have been looking for at least one so I could get the rest made for almose a year now. . .

AJP has the Marine Semi-gloss in spray, or, they did when I bought it. . . Wink

Congratulations, Ken!

Those are not standard lifting shackles on the upper body -- they don't have the 90 degree bend at the pin. I also think I could see a standard one peeking out below the bumperette (but I could be wr ...


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