The lowest layer on my 1963 is lime green (cab floor, running boards).

When you say 2 inches, do you mean the point when the pedal starts to press the master cylinder? If so that can be altered by adjusting the rod linkage between the pedal Clevis and the m/c.

When you remove it look inside to make sure the pump diaphragm arm is still hooked to the lever.

Is the fuel line petcock opened? If already checked, disconnect fuel line from carb and crank to let line fill. If still no flow, make sure pump diaphragm arm is correct on the cam lobe.

Victims of the gov't shutdown?

Before you start taking the engine apart, make sure that the crankcase vent is functioning correctly. When I first bought my truck, I found similar milky goo in the oil fill tube and under the cap after it was running for a while. After disconnecting the valve, there didn't seem to be any vacuum in ...

You could try Pete DeBella ( DeBellajeepparts.com) out in Riverhead. He had some M37 and Wc inventory on hand.

Mopar.....My old plymouth ain't running

What are you using for the rear bow? Is it part of the kit or will you include directions?

You can also go the Power King NR-50 (multi-mile tires) or Super Lug (STA) route is you want to keep the Budd rims.

While surfing the net a while back, I found Wartires.com. The website says they have XML 325 85 R16 Military Tires (4 for $1099.00). I believe this is the same size as the old 11x16's.

Had this stored away.. Hope it helps. CLUTCH and RELATED PARTS (251) Clutch Cover Assembly (11"-10 Splines-1D) ----- Perfection Clutch# - CA1447 Clutch Cover Assembly (11"-10 Splines-1-3/8D) - Perfection Clutch# - CA1433 Clutch Disk (11"-10 Splines-1D) ----- Perfection Clutch# - RCF49...

I can't make out the valve stem in the 2nd picture. Is there any possibility that the rim is mounted backside out?

Don't forget to replace the 2 gasket washers when connecting the brake line fitting to the cylinders

Sorry for the delay..
I get a measurement of 1.52 inches on the Michelin xzl's that I bought from Tanner (from rim center to outer sidewall)