I am looking for a center support bracket for the tailgate. Can't seem to find one as no vendor has them in stock. If you have a bracket for sale or know a vendor who sells them, please let me know. I had the same dilemma. What I did is I made one. Its not pretty but not fugly looking either. Later...

good idea I was trying to figure out what to do for a head liner now I know :D If you need any guidance let me know and well help out as much. Also found another use for the sleeping matts. Line the fire wall. This will deadened engine noise as well as engine heat. Details on a later date when done...

good idea I was trying to figure out what to do for a head liner now I know :D If you need any guidance let me know and well help out as much. Also found another use for the sleeping matts. Line the fire wall. This will deadened engine noise as well as engine heat. Details on a later date when done...

Thanks guys! For as holding up it is doing great to date and its been about 3 months now. The reason I used Marine/Plumbing Putty is because it adheres to plastic, fiber glass & metals e.g. All purpose Epoxy Putty Stick. It is made by PM Me for the web site since cant advertise a product here. L...

Steering wheel was all cracked up. But now its not all cracked up to be. I used Marine Putty, Sanded with sandpaper and finished off with very fine steel wool , Primer, painted Gloss Black & Coated it with clear Coat with 3 coats. I couldn't get it to come off with out destroying it further so I...

Carter wrote:Good idea, looks like a professional job.

I try! Some times I surprise my self how well something turns out. The secret is: Don't get in a hurry, pay attention to detail and most important thing is to measure twice and cut once. Thanks for the reply.

Later Joe

I used Sleeping mats that the Army uses for sleeping bags. I sealed the seams with RTV and painted it OD Green paint that works on plastic. Make one heak of a difference from the heat and looks. Be sure to scroll forward. http://www.surfacezero.com/g503/showphoto.php?photo=199814&title=linning-t...

Iten, Good Job! I know the M35 and M37 seats are different sizes because I was hoping I could modify an M35 cover, as I see those for cheap all the time. But it's too short in one direction. But I never thought of just modifying the M35 seat itself. Now how ya gonna fix that Driver's seat? thanks, ...

I was given a M35 passenger seat years ago. The canvas was toast but the springs, padding and back board is in great shape. The original M37 passenger back rest springs was crumbling as you touch it. So with no luck in finding one I modified it to fit the M37. I have to say that it fits the bill. Fo...

Can be in any condition as long as it 100% complete.

Later Joe

I have seen a few posting about what fasteners go where and for what and where to get. I just ran across this and thought I would pass it on. http://www.elitefastenersinc.com/pdf/elite-fasteners.pdf You may want to save to your files or pin it as a favorite. Later Joe P.S. For got to add their home ...

Thanks guys! But to be sure we are talking about the same thing here is a pic of it. http://www.surfacezero.com/g503/showgallery.php?cat=3843 Which would make good sense of it being the crank case vent syst. which I had a good feeling it was but want to be sure. I will check out e-pay link. Later Joe

Tuko wrote:Below the oil canister

Thanks tuko. I will try and get a pic of the area in ? and get back with you.

Later Joe

Where is or would the temprature sending unit be located on the the engine. I looked high and low / forward and back and I can't find it? I also found a fitting that is screwed in to a cup on the right side of the engine and about midways to the head and bell housing that has a 7/16 bolt head holdin...

We are selling the Crank and Water Pump 4 Grove pulleys. These are for the M37. I bought the set and only needed the generator pulley so the Crank and Water Pump 4 Grove pulleys is excess baggage. Asking $50.00 for them or $35.00 each plus shipping. Note: These is for the Rectifier system if you are...