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Thanks, Maddawg, they are unique and hard to find the elusive parts, took several years to find all the parts to put it back right. This is what it looked like when I purchased it, was told after service it was used as a runabout jeep on an AFB, where they removed all the goodies and added...

You can see how the rust was forming under the paint.

The CARC paint on my jeep was cracking and peeling in a lot of places causing surface rust under the paint, some places it was a 1/16" thick, would have taken much sanding to cut through plus you have to deal with the toxic dust. I wanted a descent paint job, so I decided to remove all the carc...

Thanks for the comment John, yup, mans best friend, here's my golden enjoying the shop life, I hardly ever work alone.:)

Top fit much better out of the box than expected, heard all the horror stories about the shrunken canvas, it will need a little stretching but overall, not too bad.

Got the hood and grill painted and most of my mounts. did I mention how much I love removing CARC paint.

Responded on the 838.

Thanks CW, will post pics as I progress, my M715 is next on the list.

It was just that nice, only minimal surface rust, had a hard time keeping my emotions under control when I found this one. Story was it was stored in a hanger at an AFB and used as a runabout jeep up into the 90's, then stored in a shop until I bought it several years ago. Took me a couple...

Here's some pics of my M718A1 I'm restoring.

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I've seen the vent lines plugged with no ill effect, sounds like a bad coil, the shiny Chiny ones are junk from my experience.

Those are not A2 rear shackles, those are Marine rear shackles and expensive if you have to buy a set, I see you have a Marine front bumper, probably had a fording kit in it's past life. Don't worry about the wiring, a new A2 harness is available for around $125, may have to modify if you are...

The A1 had a 25 amp generator which requires a remote voltage regulator, A2 had 60 amp generator with internal reg.

Unless it's a jeep in a crate I think you will be ok :LOL: Inquiring minds want to know.

A1 had slight change in rear suspension and turn signals were added, other changes were minor.

This may be an option. http://www.deltateamdecals.com/m38a1.html

:shock: They were $500 last year, I thought that was ridiculous, you could pick them up a few years ago for $250, Guy at CMD said he would eventually build some.

Blake (Red River) sold all his large underbody kits to TNJ several years ago, he had some small kits available several months ago, it consisted of the rear panel and the transmission support panel for a little over $100. He had some NOS rear support panels, the ones that run across between the...

They are getting scarce, does frontline have any left? http://www.flmv.net/FLMV-M151.htm