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Hello all,
I think I have reached the end of my 1951 M38 restoration. Yes, I supposed it is true one never truely finishes a restoration, but at this point any further work is simply minor repairs and maintenance as a results of use. I put this vehicle together to be used. In fact I use this jeep as my primary vehcile, at least when the weather is nice. The lastest update to the vehcile, which I have been working on for years was the winch setup. I finished that about a month or so ago. Take a look at the photos, I would love to get y'alls opinions, good or bad.
Thanks,

Dan,

That is certainly a sharp M38, you should be proud! Ahh, I would love to ride one around in such landscape.

Question.....where did you get the windshield vent seal?

Greg

Greg,
It has been so long ago, I simply cannot remember...it must have been from one of the major jeeps part guys thoughs. It seems as though I have spent enough money with these guys over the years to finance a nice house remodel, but then again anybody can remodel there kitchen, not everybody is driving around a restored 1951 M38 Willys. I think it was worth every last cent.
Thanks,

Looks Great!

Dan, congratulations!

Your M38 looks like new!

Whoa! She's Great Looking! Congratulations!

Very nice.......great lookg restoration.

Beautiful job Dan.

The M38 that I am restoring is what I drove around on the hunting lease about 25 miles north of Del Rio off the hiway going to Rock Springs in the late 90's.
I hope to get mine like yours soon.

Dan,
Fine looking M38. I noticed your carb bowl vent is not vented to the inlet tube and your distributor cooling line from the wiper "T" to the distributor is missing.