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Jiim writes, “Ironically, was already sort of OD green when I got it. That nasty bench seat weighed about 250 lbs when I pulled it out, kept thinking it was still bolted in somewhere, nope, just that heavy…”
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How did you attach the spare tire?
I cant remember on that one, was either a factory M38/M38A1 tire carrier (retail about $69) or it may have been a civilian carrier (retail about $25) with a 1″ home made square tube spacer to clear edges of tailgate etc. jim
Very NICE!! I ‘ve got a 49 3A that is painted that same funky green and have been wondering what to do with it. I like the makeover idea, may give it a try before swapping out the “F” head.
flat military spray paint is great stuff, can make an old ugly flatty a ton of fun for no money and no fear of scratching it! Jim
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