1964 Kaiser Project

[Rainman]

Okay guys, Here was my list... Still looking for a few things at the bottom.

1 spare tire MP insert (?)
1 Army style front bumper (?)
3 fire extinguisher brackets
1 amber lens (turn signal)
2 fender mounting brackets (turn signal type)
13 twist fasteners, screw type
1 NOS rear A2 wire harness
1 rear canvas seat bottom *Early Version Only*
NOS OD Passenger Door Skin and Both Side Curtains
2 new/used vinyl seat backs
a good set of NDCC tires

Many thanks to HTN for his care package, and to Fil for his contribution,
and Ed Johnson & Ohiomutt Vinnie, Thanks guys, Vinnie has the best parts
this side of the Mississippi!

Rainman

[Rainman]

Bump to the top

[Mr. Recovery]

Rainman, This is the radiator I took out of my Mutt when I bought the one that was for sale here in Md. last year that we talked about. I didn't have photos then, I just took these, if you can use it PM me.
Dan.

[Rainman]

Hey Guys,

Made the trip 2 hours south to hook up with Ed Johnson and Ohiomutt Vinnie
for a parts run. Connected up with Ed to pick up a cherry early gas tank I
won on ebay. Looks like a stainless steel sink inside, just perfect! Next stop,
was to see Ohiomutt. As I pulled up he was twisting a golden screwdriver on
a very nice A2 that he plans to put into a M151 museum. How cool is that? I
followed him from a storage area to a warehouse, and back home again
looking for items on my parts list, like we were on a scavenger hunt. We
even took a side trip to a local American Legion, to shoot a few pictures of
this old tank Vinnie knew about. I saw so many cool things, I want an A2 to
restore, just knowing that Ohiomutt has everything I could possibly need to
accomplish the mission. Vinnie spent the entire afternoon helping me gather
battery cables and solid state flasher units. Some things we never found,
though he swears its around somewhere, and I believer him! Moose, if there
is anything you need in sirens, he's your connection. I recommend Ohiomutt
parts for any MV buff or restorer. I plan to make another trip down to visit,
even if I don't need 151 parts. I took a few pictures there at I will feature in
other posts in the "MODS" section. A day I could re-live in a Groundhogs day
movie. Thanks to Ed and Vinnie for a great time!

Rainman

[ohiomutt]

Rise and shine, campers, and don't forget your booties 'cause it's cooooold out there today!

It's cold out there every day. What is this, Miami Beach?

Not hardly.


Rainman next time you come down leave 4 hours open in your schedule and we can go to my family's farm. I'll let you use your imagination!

[vtdeucedriver]

Please Post pics!!!!!!!!!!!! I was only there long enough to load the A1 !!!!!!! Guess I need to plan on another 6 hr trip!!!!!!

[Rainman]

Hey vtdeucedriver,

I really tried to post this last night, and I deleted it before it was posted. Not too many pics.
Here's what I have of a parts pile and of ohiomutt that are on my camera.



I know I should have take more, but here's a project jeep that's a candidate for restoration.
Little rust, very complete, and good tires. What more could you want for a project?


The other pictures of this jeep will go into a post on the MODS section. Some thins on this
jeep I've never seen or heard of before. More on that later...

Rainman

[vtdeucedriver]

whats wrapped in plastic???????? I guess I need to make time and go back.................I think I missed something?

[ohiomutt]

whats wrapped in plastic???????? I guess I need to make time and go back.................I think I missed something?

VT-

I have my inventory stored in various places in southeast ohio area (ie: family farms, warehouses, and storage units). The plastic bags are well what you call them, plastic in plastic bags(not mine). My neighbor owns a warehouse that I use "kinda like a m151 half-way houses" Items either go to the farm from there or its a staging area for items getting ready to relocate on ebay

I'll be heading out to the farm this weekend to pull parts, I'll take a few pictures of the MUTT barn (yes, a barn full of uncut M151 Jeeps...bumper to bumper) and its surrounding 3 acres of parts. At the farm you'll see crushed (as rainmans photo above), cut in half, and quartered M151's mostly A2's. I got all of my M151 parts from my uncle who demilled them in the 90's. He and his friends purchased over 3,000 M151's from all over the country and brought them back here to appalachia. My uncle sold very few M151 parts when he was living so that kinda tells you the type of inventory I have. Photos to be posted soon.........

[moose53]

Ohiomutt'

do you have any transmission covers with the military added on locking bar? They look like this:



Jim

[Floyd]

Hey Ohio, PM sent.

Floyd

[ohiomutt]

THESE ARE MY TWINS AT THE HOUSE BOTH ARE 1977 M151A2 's. SAME CONTRACT NUMBER AND VIN#'S ARE EXACTLY THE SAME EXCEPT THE LAST TWO NUMBERS WHICH ARE 7 APART...VERY COOL! THE M151 ON THE RIGHT IS NOW IN THE GARAGE GETTING READY FOR SOME VERY LIGHT CLEANUP. THE GUY ON THE LEFT IS MY DAILY DRIVER.


I WILL BE POSTING PHOTOS OF MY FARM IN THE NEXT DAY OR SO............

[vtdeucedriver]

THESE ARE MY TWINS AT THE HOUSE BOTH ARE 1977 M151A2 's. SAME CONTRACT NUMBER AND VIN#'S ARE EXACTLY THE SAME EXCEPT THE LAST TWO NUMBERS WHICH ARE 7 APART...VERY COOL! THE M151 ON THE RIGHT IS NOW IN THE GARAGE GETTING READY FOR SOME VERY LIGHT CLEANUP. THE GUY ON THE LEFT IS MY DAILY DRIVER.


I WILL BE POSTING PHOTOS OF MY FARM IN THE NEXT DAY OR SO............

"Light clean up" he says.............Ive seen them both in person..........there sweet!