m38a1c question
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m38a1c question
I have a m38a1 that has had the rear panel cutout by a previous owner. The remained of the rear panel is in good shape and I am seriously considering making a m38a1c out of the jeep. I have found a windshield and I am wondering how hard the other parts would be to find. Also it the m38a1c more desirable than the standard m38a1.
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Re: m38a1c question
Brent Mullins was marketing M-38A1C Jeeps, you may want to contact him to get a feel of what to expect.
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Re: m38a1c question
I am building a M38A1C now. Finding the correct parts took a couple of years. Finding the 106 recoilless rifle was the easy part.
Also, I got lucky in that I was able to find a lot of the parts with one guy.
One of the few, Frank USMC RET
Also, I got lucky in that I was able to find a lot of the parts with one guy.
One of the few, Frank USMC RET
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