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Thanks for that manual page. I did drain and fill the transmission first. The amounts drained from both were pretty close to the amounts specified in the manual but after filling both back the tra ...

I have a 1964 USMC M38A1 and it's approaching 12000 miles so I'm replacing the transfer case oil. According to the lube chart in the manual the transfer case capacity is 3 pints, but after putting in ...

Thanks. I'm pretty happy the way they turned out. It doesn't look brand new but it's a lot better than they were before.

I checked the number on the tub, It's MD70210

I touched up the plates with black. Originally there was a lot more brass exposed. I didn't really pay much attention to the rivets when I did it but all the plates were still riveted.

Yes it does look like it has had a hard life. It may have escaped civilian Bubbas but their military cousins are pretty creative with welders and and other fixes too.

Here is the data plate. The SN is stamped much deeper. I looked closely but didn't see any fainter numbers under the SN, but there are some scratches on that line that seem suspicious. Unfortunate ...

When looking at the serial number database here for M38A1 I've noticed something odd with the SN on my M38A1Cs dataplates. The delivery date is 1/54 and the serial number is MD43260. These don't s ...


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