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Closest I can find for the copper washers (gaskets) are metric --- 8x12x1mm. Will keep looking.

I think Wes had a typo with "D is the gasket WO# 801763 (ORD# 7374976)".
The September 1955 ORD9 say ...

I ordered a Shift Tower rebuild kit that comes with the required small parts, except it's for the civilian model and doesn't include the gasket that goes on top of the M38 shift tower (specific to the ...

Ok, Wes, and thanks!

I was confused by the number of posts --- 3.
Seemed like a new guy to me.

Carry on!

Who's the new admin in town?

Does he have a name?

Hi Lyle,
Are you advertising it anywhere else?
I ask because (while I hate to see and say it), this great forum doesn't seem to gather much active interest over the last few years.
Maybe facebook, ...

Hi Ryan,
That would be a nice addition to the M38 Reference Guide.

Maybe start a thread to ask members to post photos that you could consider for the next edition?
Might get some interesting cand ...

If it helps, a quick search turned up this: http://willysmjeeps.com/v2/modules.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopic&t=12312&highlight=transfer+yoke+torque

On the topic of ANTI-SQUEAK I was thinking where it’s used on the fenders might be the same as used under the gas tank, but it’s not.

The ORD9 (page 286) shows two G503 (MB-GPW) part numbers but do ...

Perhaps more misunderstanding has been caused in the Army supply system by something called the "QUP" (Quantity Unit Pack) which tells how many of an item are included inside each package.

Since QU ...

I see several in English for sale on fleabay
Including this one from GIJunk: https://www.ebay.com/itm/365027426731?_trkparms=amclksrc%3DITM%26aid%3D777008%26algo%3DPERSONAL.TOPIC%26ao%3D1%26asc%3D202 ...

MWM advertises NOS and BMJP has NOS here: https://www.ebay.com/itm/173944910537?_skw=willys+jeep+m38+regulator+mount&itmmeta=01J8TQAYM8YP75VPAAF79W1HBA&hash=item287fecb2c9:g:fOwAAOSw9sBdErke&a ...

Hi Bob,
I can't beat September 1951, but I bet a visit to John at Midwest Military or George at Army Jeep Parts could.

Unless you intend to leave your antenna assembled for super long periods of time (months, years), or are in a very harsh environment (ex: salt water and air) anti-seize or dielectric compound shouldn' ...

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Congratulations Dave!
Well done!

My, those are some SUPER-sized photos you posted.
I had to pipe them into my 55-inch TV to see them without scrolling. Laughing


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