From: Ray Fougnier (rfougnier@comcast.net)
Date: Wed Feb 11 2004 - 15:00:49 PST
Oh yeah, my turbo has that same exhaust. If it wasn't turbo, the pipe
would be coming up from under the passenger side of the cab, where a
muffler was mounted. In this case, it comes down from the turbo,
through that dip, and out the stack. THis improves air flow, reduces
smoke, and make more music for the neighbors.
The truck looks good, but I'm a newbie too. That's about what I paid
for mine....
Ray
Grant Stockly wrote:
> I found an M35 for sale locally in Alaska. Looks like a Reserve truck
> in good condition. Can anyone tell me what the funny canister looking
> thing sticking out of the passenger side front under the headlight is?
>
> http://users.superford.org/bronco85/Misc%20Pictures/2.5%20duce/IMG_1535.JPG
>
> Also, I distinctly remembering something about being able to tell winch
> engine is in it from the exhaust setup. Any ideas?
>
> http://users.superford.org/bronco85/Misc%20Pictures/2.5%20duce/IMG_1506.JPG
> http://users.superford.org/bronco85/Misc%20Pictures/2.5%20duce/IMG_1509.JPG
>
> Here is a grand listing:
> http://users.superford.org/bronco85/Misc%20Pictures/2.5%20duce/
>
> I didn't look at it in person because my schedule is really tough right
> now, but will if it looks promising. I like the condition its in,
> compared to a lot of other decues I've seen running around town. Any
> opinions out there? The guy wants $4200, which is a good deal compared
> to the used truck sales lot in town. Does USARAK mean US Army Reserve
> Alaska? One weekend a month? Is that why its in good condition (just
> my observation, I really don't know).
>
> Thanks for your help,
> Grant
>
>
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