Everyone Post Their M38 Jeep Picture Here

[todd welty]

Here's mine.

[Franklin]

1951 M38
Grandpa visiting the kids

[hkmp5a2]

Dad's '52 M38....

Before:



After a little cleaning:

[Cacti_Ken]

Dan, When I took over the M38 from my Dad it had big 7.00x16LT mud grip tires on it like yours did. The engine was worn out and hardly had enough power in high range to move. I put 6.00x16 NDT's on it which helped it go better in high range.

[bikeman]

Mine out last weekend. Was doing an escort with some CVMA guys for a bike ride. The cop is an escort, not pulling me over!

[JUD]

Hello All , Jud Goodwin here. This my 1952 CDN W/WN Jeep. Located in Nova Scotia Canada.

[dayboy42]

Here's my 1952 M38 DOD 4-52

I purchased it in April of 2011. It's currently in restoration.

[regor]

1952 M38 #65578
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[cthal]

Here's mine, found after a long time in a barn. Original tires, plastic headlights, 1951 dated tires, top, side curtains and doors.

[Car6Bison]

Hello from France !
That's my m38. i look for informations about the white bison paint on hood. And the number.
It's the first painting.

[Olive67]

Hi folks!
Another M38 from France, named "Karashi" (2/52). My Jeep came back from Pakistan (probably MAP delivery 1965) where it was hardly reworked and repared with asian parts. Most of french M38 were left here by US Army as France left NATO in the mid sixties and US bases were closed and had easier life. Some were reused by the french army, but most were sold to civilians.
Karashi is now undergoing a frame off restoration. Body is full of mastic under the olive drab paint (and the followings layers), so I assume US Army were refreshing their M38s before before sending them to Military Aid Program.

[lowell]

another pic of mine and my dads unrestored.