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What a deal. Money don’t matter you said the important thing,,,,you like it. Enough said

I have used up to ten percent gasoline with no ill effects. Don't do it as a norm.....just saying!

Only days away from finishing 1943 G T B. happiness is the first drive. :grd::grd :nothingfunny::lol:

I found a seat base on Ebay. Just out of the blue. The guy selling it didn't know what it was and I didn't either, it looked like it would work. The canvass I got from the canvass mfg fit it perfectly. Now, I have a rear seat frame I'd bought to cut down that is for a GPW or MB. If you know...

I have 4 tires that I've taken off mine. I bought new ones for the outside appearance but I also intend to drive mine quite a bit. The ones I took off are dry rotted some, some cracks but not too serious. I could have used them but I figured if I were going to drive it a lot then I'd rather...

It depends on it's use. My Burma jeep has a cargo bed and was in the army so it is lusterless OD green of WW2 color. It's engine is the same grey that was used in Ford GPW or in other words too the tractor grey of the time. If you need paint numbers I can get them for you.

Burma jeep needs I am near completion on my restoration. My engine seems to be different than all the photos I see. The distributor on mine is on the side,making the search for the top tube the spark plug wires use not necessary. But it's rebuilt anyhow and looks good. I need to find...

I am still looking for Burma Jeeps stuff. Does anyone know of where someone may get the front inside seals on the axle? It's model is a GTB or M611 (both I think). :driver:

I could use a battery box cover and the roof bow for the cab. Let me know if you have either. Also, the metal parts or the whole roof bows for the bed. :grd:

I have been at my Burma Jeep for about 2 months. Lovely vehicle, love it so simple yet so well put together, and don't forget ugly. It's so ugly it's cute. Right now, I need to find out what was the original color of the engine? I've been told a light green and then grey as well. I would...

Seems like everyone has discussed the gasoline enough. So, I will add a little on plain motor oil. About 3 years ago I bought a filteration system that filters down the motor oil drained from the engine. It is removed from the crank case into a pan, there is a line to the fuel tank and to...

On the passport thing. We run trucks up to Canada all the time, each truck driver has to have his own passport. Has been that way for a couple of years now. Does anyone know for sure about the firearms? I mean really, not just I think it's this way?

A pro is, lower center of gravity, thereby huggin the road better. It is also easier about loading (usually). A con is,,,they can be a bitch about getting in and out for fuel or on uneven surfaces. The tail will drag much easier, causing scraping when you leave an elevated fuel station...

:driver:I think this would be the trip of a life time. I am really considering it, but I would trailer my MV to the starting point. It would be nice if there were somewhere to leave the trailer and tow truck. Need advice, which to take. M151A1 w/trailer, M38A1 w/trailer, or Burma Jeep...

Where did you get the trailer and how much was it?

send photos to dionmtn@yahoo.com I especially need photos of pass. seat with measurments, the battery box cover.

I live in New Tazewell, Tn if you want to look at mine....it's currently in many pieces but you are welcome to look.

Info on the GTB...I have a quote for labor to overhaul engine and install hardened valve seats, it is $1000.00 and the guy is a top rated mechanic. Total parts are $1800.00 if I get new pistons $1400.00 if not. I was quoted $5600.00 and change from Jasper so this looked pretty good to me. I...

pass seat gtb I just bought a seat from Beachwood Canvass. They sold me a seat that would go in the back of a GPW or MB and explained that it was the same thing except it would have to be cut down. It was very pricy, but there's no alternative that I have found...

Ran accross your Bruma Jeep,,,what can I say? Anyhow, I got in the Burma Jeep business last Nov. and bought a pretty nice one, mostly together. However, mine was not a bomb truck but a cargo truck. I was told by a knowledgebale old dude that the cargo truck bed is the same that a 1 1/2 Chevy...