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Just from my experience with my M38A1, which had 10 year old paint on it, no. The jeep had decals on it and when I peeled them off hunks of paint came with it. And it had been painted with Gillespie USMC Semi-Gloss. I think most of the hard paint is just build up from being painted again and again ...

Here is the way I look at it. If you want the paint to come off, it won't. However, if you don't want it to, it will chip off easily. Just my observations.

'Tis the season here in Kansas. I'll I know is I'd better find a way to cover my jeeps with something more then just a tarp before those storms that like to product 1/2" to 3/4" hail get to them first .

This isn't my first vehicle, its my uncle's. He bought a '46 2A new from a dealer in KC. He had a farm and used the jeep for everthing, he said the Willys was more reliable then his dads John Deere. He told me that when he would come to visit my aunt (then his girlfriend) before he could walk around ...

I myself have stuff dated 1917 to 1997. The WWI items don't get as much use as the WWII items. My biggest collection is of WWII and second come Vietnam. This a double edged sword. There are things that I want to buy to further my collection, however, there are 2 jeeps in need of TLC. One more then ...

I need a dataplate for the wheel well. Not the set on the dash, but the one behide the passenger seat for the serial number. Unstamped would be best. Thanks.