M100 back up & ready (1 Viewer)
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that trailer is sweet, great work 
Very nice.
I'd love to find a clean M38. That's sweet.
Where'd you find the ass end for the trailer? Patch panel or from another trailer?
I'd love to find a clean M38. That's sweet.
Where'd you find the ass end for the trailer? Patch panel or from another trailer?
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Exellent Work!
Thats like way sweeeet . Really nice to see some History restored
that is cool...it is nice to see it restored as opposed to the rest of us (including me) chopping em up into camp trailers!!
How long did it take you to restore the jeep? It porbably did not look like that when you got it... I can't help but think of the guys riding around in it during the war... must have been something.. Thank goodness for them, that allows us to do and be who we are today!
Gary
How long did it take you to restore the jeep? It porbably did not look like that when you got it... I can't help but think of the guys riding around in it during the war... must have been something.. Thank goodness for them, that allows us to do and be who we are today!
Gary
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Personally I like what alot of you guys have done with the military style trailers. The fabrications you've done look great. From a simple top to a small mobile home. It's Kool looking thru the pics of different ideas you have.
army jeep is a 51 m38 that sat in neighbors yard for over 30 years, had ol best top on it keeping it from rusting away. drug it home in dec 99 and finished late summer 2000.
feel lucky to have stumbled over both.
army jeep is a 51 m38 that sat in neighbors yard for over 30 years, had ol best top on it keeping it from rusting away. drug it home in dec 99 and finished late summer 2000.
feel lucky to have stumbled over both.
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