New pictures of cab

[Don Cavey]

They are all ovals, because that's the way they all came from the factory was as an oval. Actuall they are a little bit more of a soft D shape with the flatter edge on the bottom.

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Yup, they came that way.

[wrecker]

Two trucks, both 67's, one with the jeep logo horn button, the other mia.

[white433]

It's just a snap-on cover. Delivered to the Military, I'd bet they all had the dome.

[militarypotts]

After reading all these horn button posts, I'm not sure what was original and what wasn't. I find it hard to imagine a military vehicle coming off the assembly line with a Jeep logo horn button. I worked on alot of these trucks in the motor pool while in the army and never ever saw a Jeep logo horn button. This is only my opinion, but I believe the smooth button cover in O.D. was the way it was meant to be.

[randyscycle]

I suspect that the smooth cover was original as well, but I also suspect that plastic in that application didn't last long in practical use. I also suspect that the replacements came through as the metal "Jeep" logo buttons to replace the originals.

The only other things on the entire truck that actually said Jeep were the valve cover and the tailgate.

Here is an original style smooth one on fleabay right now: http://www.ebay.com/itm/M715-Horn-Bu...item3f21749b0b

[eimkeith]

My accelerator pedal has the 'Jeep' logo on it as well?


keith.

(sent from my rotary dial phone.)

[M715VFD405]

Man Potts that thing looks great, job well done!

[randyscycle]

My accelerator pedal has the 'Jeep' logo on it as well?


keith.

(sent from my rotary dial phone.)

Oooops! Forgot that one. Thanks!

[eimkeith]

So the 3 'official' locations for the Jeep logo are:

Valve Cover
Accelerator Pedal
Tailgate

Agreed? Consensus?


keith.

(sent from my rotary dial phone.)

[fishtail]

Don't forget about the warranty decal on the dash.

It's a debate whether all trucks had those, too.

Scott