Thank you for the fine video of your Jeep. I too, like others in the comment section have become an owner of a WW2 CJ, though mine will never have the authentic restoration of this one! I am jealous of your siren! It is hard to imagine how our late age appreciation of what these machines are, is so contrasted to what the troops would have felt, stepping into them to use them in life or death situations in war. My Dad was in North Africa as a transport officer, and he is long passed as I get into old age myself. The nostalgia of such war memorabilia is magnetic in charm to those of us who can only imagine the horror in WW2.
I learned how to drive an m38 surplus army jeep with a big star on top of the hood when i was 16 yrs old. I wish i could have another m38 jeep while i could still drive but its quite rare now in the Philippines.
A very beautiful jeep indeed! I too am using the Solex carb on mine. Hope my M-38 comes out as beautiful as your! Bravo! Great job and thanks for your video!
at this time you can seldom buy spare parts for any ww11 willys jeep the moment I can see this jeep I remind me year 1967 we convert this jeep into a public passenger jeep
Thank you for the fine video of your Jeep. I too, like others in the comment section have become an owner of a WW2 CJ, though mine will never have the authentic restoration of this one! I am jealous of your siren! It is hard to imagine how our late age appreciation of what these machines are, is so contrasted to what the troops would have felt, stepping into them to use them in life or death situations in war. My Dad was in North Africa as a transport officer, and he is long passed as I get into old age myself. The nostalgia of such war memorabilia is magnetic in charm to those of us who can only imagine the horror in WW2.
I learned how to drive an m38 surplus army jeep with a big star on top of the hood when i was 16 yrs old. I wish i could have another m38 jeep while i could still drive but its quite rare now in the Philippines.
I can't put into words how nice that is done. Superb. I am a follower now as I am redoing a 1946 CJ-2A civilian model. This will inspire me. Thanks.
Finaly a Original Ramsey50 Winch is mounted.It was a hard work to find this beautiful original Winch. It look so great.
Video coming soon
WOW! Awsome M38! Mine is all there too but mine looks rough. Thank you for sharing.
A very beautiful jeep indeed! I too am using the Solex carb on mine. Hope my M-38 comes out as beautiful as your! Bravo! Great job and thanks for your video!
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Wahnsinns Teil absoluter Hammer *Top*
A great example of beautiful jeep.
Looks good. Hope you got the winch on
very nice willy's !
very nice video !
Excelent work
El neep willis fue una tecnologia avanzada a su tiempo, mil felicitaciones a sus fabricantes.
El mejor Jeep!!!
excelente !!! 100 Puntos !!
Es recioso en toda su comcepcion.
wonderful deep, what kind of engine is that ? cause them spark plugs look funny
It´s the normal Go Devil 2.2l with Waterproof spark plugs. The Original M-38
Greetings
Stephan Bauer cool, thanks for comminiting (however you spell that) back
Very nice👍👍👍🔥🔥🔥🔥 😍🙏🙏
❤️👍👌
Xe đẹp.
有要賣的M151A2
hermoso
Would have been nice to get a look at the entire jeep.
Benàr 2 hebat.
Beauty...
Excelente Jeep, buen trabajo gracias.
Cómo se llama la canción?
Is it for sale made my driver license in 73 in jeep like this I was 17 at at camp Le june
Love to buy this jeep cjmarine73@gmail.com let me know please thanks
of corse everybody got to have a rope and siron
Hi I’m wondering is it because the rope on the front bumper and the siren on top of the front right bumper is not historically accurate?
Should this kind of jeep for sale
No
traut man sich da überhaupt damit zu fahren?
Na klar traut man sich da fahren.Aber nur bei schön Wetter.
I want this jeep in India, plz help me
I have a Ramsey 50 R winch
you have a Ramsey Winch??
Stephan Bauer I do have a Ramsey R-50 on my M38-A1
Look my 1940
at this time you can seldom buy spare parts for any ww11 willys jeep the moment I can see this jeep I remind me year 1967 we convert this jeep into a public passenger jeep