It's a nice looking MK3.
Something you are likely to find once you move it is that the water pump seal is likely to fail. Just keep an eye on it once you run the engine as water will run down the block and drip off in weird and misleading places. You can get the rebuild kits through Iveco. They will probably not know about it, but they have them. The impeller is part number 858333R1. The seal kit with with the shaft, bearing and seal is now made by a mob in Victoria called Auto Surplus and the part number is WS588 Water Pump Kit. Iveco and other specialist parts places can get them in.
Here are some notes I made while fixing up mine. Hope it helps.
The door hinge pins are 8.75mm x 65mm. (11/32” x 2.5”). Common Ford F100 size. Just need to cut/grind them to length.
Distributor cap no. for MK3 is 1235522123 (Bosch)
Rotor MK3 & MK4 1234332072 (Bosch)
Points for Mk3 1237013008 (Bosch)
Ryco R2084P oil filter, but you can get the genuine Inter one from most Iveco truck dealers and it has better fitting O'rings. Part number 855118 R92.
Fan belt. ½” top width, 7/16” thick, 40°, 46” inside circle. Ryco Top Cog 20A1155.
Compressor belt. Goodyear B51.
If your clutch slave cylinder looks like the one below, you can get a new one for about $38 from Repco. It is a Protex P5140.
The clutch master cylinder is made by PBR and once again, Repco can get them or a compatible copy. The part number is P4977.
That clutch system can be a real pain to bleed. If you want a laugh, read some of my thread and what I have done so far. There's a section about the clutch that starts on page 4, about halfway down.
http://remlr.com/forum/index.php?topic=2816.0Many of the parts for these trucks are still around. Just ask here on the forum and one of us will know where to get them.
I did some editing of the workshop and parts manuals to make it a lot easier to find things. I added an index and rewrote the Supplier Code section.
If you want to download a copy, here's the link.
https://onedrive.live.com/redir?resid=D48DD4163CA01885!955&authkey=!AGT61GNxSeVLbFU&ithint=folder%2cpdfHope something here helps.