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I acquired an military gas can bracket and it has a couple of sets of numbers that dont match anything in my M38 parts list. Wondering if anyone can match up these numbers and let me know what it came off of.

Top number is 6566675 and right below it is 7064504. These are located on the front of ...

Hillbilly,i have an extra,but it came off an F134,so the bracket is the F134 bracket.

Great,They are exactly who i need.it looks like they have almost every plate you could possibly need,at a great price.

Hello all,I have the correct data tag on the passenger rear wheel well,but my original dash mounted data plates are missing.Mine came with individual plates screwes to the dash and not with a back plate.
I would like to have a replacement tag with the same number on my fender well tag.
Anybody know ...

Dave here are the numbers out of ORD 8 SNL G-740.

WO-646812, Ord part # 7348571,Thermostat,water temp(issue until stock is depleted,then use Thermostat,2930-530-7509-G179)

Ord Part # 5307509, (Use only after stock of thermostat,2930-734-8571-G-740 is exhausted)

Have you checked the radiator cap?Is it blowing out of the cap,or somewhere else?
A bad cap can give way after enough pressure has built up occasionally.

I actually e-mailed the seller about it.He e-mailed me back and it is a regular M38 carb with a manufacture date of 56.I posted this info over on G503 under auctions.

Midwest military has them. $55.00 without fording valve.
www.midwestmil.com

If you look in TM9-804,on page 115,fig.30 and page 116,fig.31,show the type i have.i have not found any other versions,although your blade is clearly a military model.
I just am not sure for what model.

The ones i have from an L134 and f134 civy models are the same as the one on my M38.There is a picture of one in my photo album where i do my poor man water pump pully remover.

I will post a picture in my album of the crank nut on my M38.It does not look to hard to copy one.

Ok,I found that my M38 has the hand crank nut on the crankshaft pully,and the corrosponding hole in the bumper.
Has anyone here actually tried to hand crank an m38,and what precautions should be taken when doing so?

Also,if it turns out this is a desired back up starting system,where would i find a ...

peter.go to your album and open it by clicking on it.In the upper right hand corner you will see admin options,click on the arrow button and choose from the menu-add photos,a small window will pop up,just follow the instructions.

Thanks,i have done that.i did not realize that was the box i needed.

What was the starting MC serial number for M38 jeeps when first produced in 1950?
I would like to know because mine is MC 21950.
I would also like any help in finding out what the hood number was.