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Great photos Keats!

Can I add them to the next M38 book update?

Is the cardboard material coated in anything- sounds like a tar like material?

If you are not going back to 100% original, go with the cheaper tire. Functionality is about the same.

Glad you are here!

The drawings I have stop just before the 673000 and up range.

More drawings need to be scanned it just takes time, I bought the large format scanners, but it is time consuming to find blue prints a ...

I may have it. For the M38?

I have it listed by WO part number, can you give me the part number of the specific part you need - assembly or just the part that the tire attaches to.

Looks good!

Wes

Simple tire has the deestones for $175

I was wondering what the quality of the Chinese tires is.

Coker sells a similar U.S. made tire for $234 a tire

I have been looking at tires for that CJ3B project I am doing with my two sons and it is expensive now days.

I don’t think we have the WO drawing for the steering box. I agree it would be safe to stick with one we know came in the M38.

Can you post photos of the old and new boxes?

I talked to Wes yesterday and it does look like the engine is from a 1949-1952 pickup or station wagon. The early F134 has one or two bolts to the bell housing that are smaller diameter and the block ...

Thanks Wes,

On that crankshaft it has what looks to me like the larger straight bolts or are what look like the larger bolts actually the taper bolts with a head on them?

The flywheel that was o ...

Wes,

Yes! I have been looking at Mr. Redomnds CJ3B.info website. It is very informative.

Do you think my assessment is correct on the engine being from a 1952-3 Willys pickup or Wagon?

That ...

Here are a few more of the old front engine plate that is the same color as the engine green and the flywheel that came of it - same color and 97 tooth.

http://willysmjeeps.com/v2/modules/gallery/a ...

Here is where I am at. one of the previous owners started swapping parts and changed out the front engine plate and generator.
With it being a 1952 block (I think) - the vent cap on top - also the ...

Wes,

I have the 1962 version I found online. Are any of the others in print? I have not seen any. Also I tried to look up some old motors books that list references to generators/starters and wh ...


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