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mastertek2000

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well took on a big project that i always wanted what do you think
This is a 1953 Willys M38A1 U.S ARMY

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Gotta say...

That is one sweet restoration. congrats on a great job :2thumbs: I rebuild a 46 but for fun in the dunes along the pacific coast of Peru.... yours looks like it came off the line back in 53...:thumbup:
 
When I saw the first batch a pictures, I thought, what the hell you going to do with that? Then, I saw the result of your hard work. You definitely are a great restorer of vehicles.:thumbup:
 
Whoa!!!!!!

That is friggin awesome! I'm not even sure awesome is a strong enough word to express how totally impressed I am.
 
Hi mastertek2000,

Re: took on a big project

I am very impressed. That was some great work on it. Drive her with pride.

BTW, anyone know how it got the name JEEP?

Jerry Baumchen
 
Hi mastertek2000,

Re: took on a big project

I am very impressed. That was some great work on it. Drive her with pride.

BTW, anyone know how it got the name JEEP?

Jerry Baumchen


All the articles I read are just assumptions. The one that makes the most sense is, it was called a general purpose vehicle in the military, which was abbreviated to GP, and then a monosyllable word Geep, and then finally Jeep.
 
Incredible! Always been a dream of mine to do something like that... I guess if I ever do you the guy to call great job!
 
thanks all for the great words i pay $600 for that one i have 4 of the here LOL i spent about $5000 on parts and about 7 months to get it done ready for my next one LOL this one cost me a bit more LOL

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Question(s):
Didn't they come with a 24 volt electrical system?
If so: did you keep it, or convert it to 12 volt?

(Other Jeeps from back then were running on 6 volts...)
 
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