On my truck I used Rick's paint masks, worked out beautifully.

I was glad to help but now I am hopelessly lost as to how it's done, posted once before but just do not seem to be able to do it now.

No Bruce, nothing I have tried has worked. Can not find an image that looks like Isaac's right click post.

I am stumped but I will try later after I finish mowing the back field, thanks Isaac.

What did you do that I failed to do ?

Oh well that did not work, have to think about this some more.

Trying to see if I can post a image.

https://www.amazon.com/photos/share/yj1 ... Uk0l8MJUqH

You are welcome.

Great to see one our trucks out in the woods in their natural habitat. I have been venturing further and further from home, so far all is well, but I am not up to something like your trip yet. Now I need to figure out how to post pictures here since Photobucket cancelled that ability. Nice work, ni...

Good to learn your truck is in out of the weather, hope you have good luck and no storm damage.

Good to learn the engine is now installed in the frame. In a short time you have made much progress and I have following since you first started posting here and really enjoyed the comments since starting the restoration, keep up the good work.

Carter wrote:

just me wrote:A 24 volt civilian type coil is the answer.

I have several military 24V. NOS civilian style coils available, will post pix if you are interested.

PM sent.

just me wrote:A 24 volt civilian type coil is the answer.

I have several military 24V. NOS civilian style coils available, will post pix if you are interested.

The shop did a good job for you, block looks factory new.

Nam Vet, sounds like one hell of a demonstration that I would love to have seen. Years ago Dad and I attended another one of APGs fire power demonstrations at night put on for the West Point Grads and what a lively shoot that was. Lots of tracers, Vulcan cannon, mortars, Parachute flares and a line ...