This is my M100 trailer

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This is my M100 trailer

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Hi fellows!
After many years of searching, I found an M100 trailer to pull with my M606 jeep

This issue seems to be early type and have a overhauling dataplate unknow for me!

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No date marking...

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anyone know that they are the hooks inside the red circle?

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Thanks in advance!

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Super find! It looks very straight and complete! Wish mine was that nice. :D
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Mariano,

The hooks were added after manufacture. They are for securing the trailer lamp power cable by wrapping the cable in loops around them. The early M100's came with a detachable cable that could be stored in a box mounted to those two vertical brackets on the front wall of the box.

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Early style trailer with detachable cable.

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View of early style hooked to jeep.

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Late style M100
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Dave,Wesk

Thanks for your words and comments!

Any idea year manufacturing and manufacturer?

Can found any number stamped on frame?

Cheers
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Disassembly to clean rusty parts

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As far as manufacturer and date I can only guess since most Strick built M100's had the 4 digit serials that yours is probably a strict dated around Nov 1952.
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45 MB, 51 M38, 54 M37, 66 M101A1, 60 CJ5, 76 DJ5D, 47Bantam T3-C & 5? M100

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Thank you wes! :wink:
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Some works on floor

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My friend Pascual help me with your hands to use the hammer to flatten each deformation on floor.

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The dents seem to disappear with the more wine that is drank, lol. Looks like a great unit to have as a starting point.
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Hi Pete

Tha Malbec Argentino or othes wines make miracles! :D

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This is my friend Pascual, 1962 M38a1 1974 M151 and a lot of 1/4 ton trailers owner

Yes , this M100 is very well.

Regards!
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Post by 4x4M38 »

Mariano,
I think there is more in that shop than a trailer!

We have a winery near here that has a very nice Malbec.
Wonderful grapes from your country!

Salut!
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Bravo Luis! I'll tip a glass your way from many miles away to the success of your project!
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Thank you Pete!

I found a Intervehicular cable

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More planing floor ( No found de words in your languaje to describe this work)

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First paint to protect de floor

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Are you shrinking the metal by heating to remove dents
and low spots?
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Thank you Brian!
Yes! I search your words in Google, and talk about the same method to work on sheet metal!
Is hard for me explain some works process. Sorry and thanks for your help!
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