Ok, But my switch only has 2 wires coming out of it and the switch is the old original (1952) that has the solid molded back where the wires come out. I do have a deuce switch that has the 4 terminals so I know what you are referring to. Sounds like it would just be easier to swap switches...

Ok...where does the # 12 Distributor Replenishment lead hook up to under the dash? I thought it was straight to the ignition switch....(A? B?) or does it run through a breaker? If so which one?

Anyone know what "CSMS" might be for a rebuild/ovherhaul location? Found it on the tag on my spare carb.

Wow that truck is shiny

Was that the "mudfest" year?

Stahl also sets up complete bolt on units with carriers. You unbolt yours and drop it in his shiping container as a core. $$$$ = convience in this case...the more $$ you put into it the easier/less you have to do to complete the job.

If you have a friend with one he may sell you a complete winch setup for 1200 bucks.......Problem was..... it was still attached to the truck

do you have a pic of the clips and screws thanks I don't. The screws are just sheet metal screws. The loops somewhat look like a footman loop that has been bent to a point in the middle. That "point" sticks out to one side. The "point" side is mounted away from the grill cover s...

so how much should I bid on it? You are going to find out they are fairly scarce. That one looks to be in excellent condition. They were only available in the hot water heater kit. Sooo, it's worth whatever someone wants to spend... Not much help, I know, but that's what it comes down to. You still...

ditto on a trophy/engraving shop,,,,,took the originals in and they matched the font perfectly.

What model Honda is that? I haven't seen one like it in the states. But I swear by my 2004 Honda Odyssey...120k miles and still as smooth as ever

tks Charles

Quick question. ON the starter....Which wires (regulator and pos juice from batt) go to which terminals?

Wiliam, it appears someone has taken what would be a mirror mount and installed them ("L" shaped) on the jerry can upper support. If the wood was under the brackets they may have needed it to provide space so the mirror arm would have enough clearance to be useful. It also looks like someo...

TOM R wrote:THANKS, THOSE ARE JUST THE PICS i NEEDED I guess the intake snorkel just stowes in the under bed tool box?

The snorkel doesn't "stow" . It remains mounted so it can look odd (in a nice way) and catch rain water. Some have put the mushroom caps atop theirs to shield it from water.