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That ad has been run the New England area also. Too good to be true

What's up with the new cast blocks? Cast in Asia I assume ? Killing some time and came across this listing:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/L-head-134-bare ... YX&vxp=mtr

http://www.willysmjeeps.com/v2/modules. ... highlight=

Looks like mine

Thank you for the info guys.

Is the only difference between the M38 fuel pickup and the M38A1 is the the pickup tube and filter? Local guy has a M38A1pick up for sale. I was thinking of just cutting it down if the bolt pattern is the same for the fuel tanks ....
Brian

Starting to work on my long delayed project again. Looking at the rear quarter with the amount of rust perforation large and small I'm thinking a repo part. Anyone have recent experience with a import panel as far as fit goes ?

http://i1183.photobucket.com/albums/x473/Brimac21/Jeep%20side ...

The problemis most likely dissimilar metals , steel and aluminum dont mix.. You could try a soldering iron to heat up the screw and let it cool.

https://m.youtube.com/channel/UC7RXnMlq4dP-fyNlLj3eFJA
Waiting for the spring to have my tub done. Its nice that you can prime as soon as its dry. Being a moblie setup it works for me with where I live. It is about the same cost as me hauling it to the local bast company.

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Looking nice and clean. I had so much snow and cold weather I been snowed out from working my M38.

Thanks for the info.
Brian

Any one here use it or know of anyone using one??

http://www.summitracing.com/parts/pnx-mv-161a
The correct part # for the M38 is MV-141A

Military Vehicles
All 4 M38, M151 and M422 66, 67 IAU Series Autolite MV-141A
All 6 M37, M38, M715 66, 67 IAU Series Autolite MV-161A

I had a old lawn mower with a metal gas tank that was coated inside
with a gum like goo. 6oz of MEK solvent cleaned it up real quick.
With the way things are today I would send it to a shop to have it boiled out. (MEK is nasty stuff to deal with)

A photo of the bottom would be nice to see how it mounts.

465.00 and 490.00 to 520.00 are what 2 shops quoted me in the Boston area. The second shop said we have done flat head jeeps in the past and they run in that range. I can buy a reproduction for that kind of money.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/1941-1952-Jeep-Willys-MB-M38-Aluminum-3-Row-CHAMPION-Radiator-/290795366779?hash=item43b4c1297b&item=290795366779&pt=Motors_Car_Truck_Parts_Accessories&vxp=mtr

Has anyone used a alum. radiator, at that price it is almost 1/2 of the price that I have to get mine recored. It ...