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I have a venting windshield I restored that's on my M38A1 - likely not correct at all, I know, but it was the one my dad put on the Jeep when he built it from 2 wrecked jeeps nearly 50 years ago. I'll try to find my digital pics & post on this thread if you need reference.

I have a friend that restores mostly WWII jeeps, but recently received a rare M38C to restore. Crazy thing is, the entire external side of the tub has sheet metal brazed onto the original sheet metal! He's had to take a grinder to knock down the braze joint & peel off the added sheet metal to find ...

That's an amazing amount of work shown in a few pictures. Well done, keep up the momentum!

Looks like a solid jeep to start with, & your progress looks fantastic! Enjoy the restoration journey, it will be over before you know it!

Great job!! Very interesting to see all the additional markings, such as under the hood & the yellow marking at the front of the hood - I haven't seen many of those, but most of the A1s I've seen in my part of the country are usually earlier models & have also been extensively used for other ...

Assembled again before going into storage while I moved to Florida for 3 years.

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Delivery to my new home in Northwest Arkansas, October 2009. Dad said he needed the room for his projects!
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I originally started a build thread on this jeep waaay back in 2004 or 2005 in another forum here on WillysMJeeps, but I'm restarting it here for a complete view & updated news (and I successfully cracked the code thanks to Wes' instruction on updating my Member Album).

Beginning of the original ...

Amazing job, clearly a lot of effort going into that! Well done!

Nice find! Looking forward to keeping up with your progress!

Just seeing this, as I don't get on the forum much anymore, but thought I'd check how your A1 is coming along? I'm in NWA as well, and close to finishing my A! - hope to see you out & about in yours!

STOP acting like Fred Flinstone. Replacement front floor pan for 1952-1969 Jeep CJ5/CJ6/M38A1.

FREE DELIVERY in the Northwest Arkansas area!! $650 or best offer, reasonable offers will be considered.

Stop staring at the ground rushing under your feet & resting your shoes on the frame rail and ...

Hey! Would anyone have an idea what the going rate is for a new old stock heater, new in box, with all paper work & original packaging. The brand on the government tag is Rysor, although I'm probably butchering the spelling.

Thanks!

Luc, how much does a replica run (nonpowered)? Do you have a website?

Hey guys, been a while since I was on here, been a bit busy - having a baby!! We got the surprise of our lives 2 weeks ago, when we went to the hospital expecting to bring home a little girl named Caroline, when lo & behold, my wife decided to give birth to a little boy! We have named him Major ...

THAT IS PROBABLY DUE TO THE NEGATIVE BEING REVERSED WHEN THEY PRINTED THE PHOTO.

Sometimes magazines will flip pictures to make sure it works better with the 'gutter', or the crease in the magazine. This is more prevalent in the times where the magazine editors had to work with what they had ...