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Unless my memory is wrong, the AMU mount bolts directly to the chassis above the spare tire. If you need more ground, I wouldn't use the roll cage. As I recall it is only 'pinned' in place with push-button pins, not permanent fixtures.
Speakers were entirely optional. My unit never had any - or never cared to issue them. We just made do the old fashioned way with headphones and handsets. The holes on the dash could have been anything, including for a fire extinguisher. I don't remember any sort of mike holder. Most guys slipped the clip over the windshield tiedown strap, but the cord bouncing around made the mike itself into a lethal weapon!
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Terry Warner - 74-????? M151A2 - 70-08876 M38A1 - 53-71233 M100CDN trailer Beware! The Green Disease walks among us! Last edited by maple_leaf_eh; 21-05-09 at 02:35. Reason: remembered something else |
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The AMUs were supposed to be bolted directly onto the roll cage right over the tarp. I took apart 30 of these trucks, and don't recall any ground straps going from the rollcage to the body. It would make sense though, since the rollcage was not bolted but rather just pinned to the mounts.
Of the 30 trucks I bought, one or two had the antenna still mounted on the bracket above the spare tire carrier and a couple had the corner bracket (left rear). I believe the rubber gasket is more for use on the roofs of the APCs and such, to prevent water from entering. I don't believe they were on the Jeeps, but I will check my installation instructions for the M38A1 when I go out. Since they originally used the same mounts the installation should be similar. As to the speaker, in those days, if you wanted a speaker in your vehicle, you just asked and they installed a speaker. Militia units didn't count, since the only speakers they were likely to get would be ones they stole from regular force trucks. Of the 30 jeeps I bought, one or two had the speaker on the dash. Normally things like the trays, AMUs etc would be pulled before disposal. I did have some items left in the jeeps, but for the most part they were stripped of their IKEES (Installation kit, electrical equipment). |
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Thanks for the replies fellas.
Here are some pics of what i've got. Feel free to point out any mistakes with the install, or if you notice something missing. I'm really striving to get everything as correct as possible. I'm really thinking I should get some Cabinets for the 524s. |
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