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Put a chisel or screwdriver between the very most rear edge and the reinforcement member and you'll find them. I bent up the rear floor pan pretty good where it folds down to press against the reinfor ...

There are about 5 or so spotwelds on each side. I used a cold chisel to cut thru them placing the chisel between the inner and outer bracing, then grinded down/straightened the area prior to welding i ...

Looks great, but I'd paint the blue and red...brings too much attentions to.

I had stencils cut at a local print shop and was very cheap and made in the matter of minutes. I made the layout in PDF and told them the sizes needed and they cut them on their system.

Wes is correct, put the transmission in neutral, and remove the cover. The forks will come out as part of the cover assembly.

If you are talking about the rods that go from the windshield to the top bow supports, drill a small hole on the inside of the rod to put a cotter pin after the rod is put through the windshield frame ...

If they are like the ones on the back of an M38, I have three that are like new, $30 each plus Shipping from Huntsville, AL

Correction: One is new and two are used but in good condition.

Thanks Wes, I didn't realize it would turn into a full blown thread.

Could you also copy that pic of all the jeeps parked and put it up front? It might be helpful for others since that is what I r ...

Thanks Mike and Ron...beings I converted to 12 v and electric wipers, they both stop pointed right (pass side). I don't plan to drive mine in rain either, but I do have a couple coats of Rain-X on the ...

Not to hijack the thread, but In the photo below....I notice that some of the windshield wipers are pointed right (passenger side) when parked, but a couple of the jeeps, the driver wiper is pointed l ...

My M38 is 12 volt...so not really worried about being 100 % authentic, especially when you can't see under the dash. Mine is a driver and parade vehicle, but definitely not an authentic historic model ...

I haven't seen any documentation on routing under dash wires. I used small wire ties and tied together groups of wires just to hold them from flexing and chaffing on other wires or surfaces....but a f ...

I converted my M38 to 12 volt and a couple new gauges had chrome rims. I used painters tape, taped them off, and used an exacto knife to cut the tape around the glass/rim. Scratched it up with some fi ...

Awesome Wes, I knew you'd come thru. THANKS! I'll try it tomorrow.

Hey guys...I just received my M38 engine back from the Speed Shop getting new main and rod bearings installed. I have the engine completely back in the jeep and have a question.

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