Vintage Army Jeeps! M38 and M38A1

[@markrandall1456]

Nice Jeeps. Great project would be to make one complete M38A1 out of two. But that is a LOT of work.

[@Raydawg]

love love love, I know I'd love to see another JEEP build on the channel❤. AWESOME Jeep collection Josh. Thanks for this super AWESOME video

[@QuickSpeedShop]

I want to build one, but it's probably going to be awhile. I have half a dozen projects stacked up before them.

[@Raydawg]

@Quick Speed Shop I will wait and continue to watch till you get to them. Cause I know it will be epic build like all your others.

[@bruceklassen8261]

Love them

[@Manandmachine772]

Move the Jeep’s up in the rotation Please. Would like to see you get them moving again.

[@QuickSpeedShop]

I might try to fire the red one sometime this summer. Other than that I don't plan on doing anything else with them this year.

[@jordanyoung5141]

I would like to see more jeep content.

[@QuickSpeedShop]

Come on man! Jeeps are a little ways out...

[@ericcoffedgp40]

It would be neat to see you get one of the 38A1s going utilizing the other as a parts rig!

[@QuickSpeedShop]

That's prob what will happen

[@ericcoffedgp40]

@@QuickSpeedShop Sweet!

[@morgandollar5806]

"Something about a JEEP' Tough and ready to roll. Thanks for the history lesson with the military JEEPS!! Fix 'em all and let them rip! LOL

[@QuickSpeedShop]

Might need some army Jeeps if things keep going the way they are...

[@davevanderwiele194]

Very nice Jeep collection keep up the great work I noticed you had a gladiator grill sitting there would you be interested in selling with the five inch trim rings thanks Dave 👍

[@QuickSpeedShop]

Thanks. I don't want to sell the Rhino grille.

[@timothymalachinski7023]

The red one has the later battery box lid which would make it a 1954 and later. Data plates are always switched around either by the military or previous owners. Check the tag on the inner passenger wheel well as it should match the data plate serial number. The green on has the early style battery box lid and would be correct for the 52 -53. The other thing you mentioned was the indentation on the right side of the body. That is actually for the military slave cable that is used to jump dead vehicles. Those two jeeps are way too far gone to save and the best you could do is find one in better shape using those two as donor vehicles.

[@QuickSpeedShop]

I doubt the plates were swapped. These are both low mile, unmolested examples. I think there were manufacturing differences that the guides claim as fact like the battery boxes and grille hinges or lack there of.

[@markrandall1456]

Hey. Tell about that little trailer with the turtle top.

[@QuickSpeedShop]

It's a Haliburton Oil Well equipment trailer from the 1950s. I got it from some friends that got it from New Jersey. I assume it originated from the Midwest originally.

[@markrandall1456]

@@QuickSpeedShop pretty cool.

[@garywagner8295]

I just bought a M38A1 but I am looking for one of the dual function fuel pumps.. do you have one you would sell from the set up motors?

[@QuickSpeedShop]

I'll have to look. I'm not sure if I have a spare that is any good.

[@garywagner8295]

@@QuickSpeedShop I appreciate it! There is a company that I could have rebuild it if it’s no good but I don’t even have a core to send them.

[@tsees36]

Hmnn, don't I know about Projects, Project projects. Time slips away, at some point you have to make choices on what can realisitcally be built, Have fun

[@QuickSpeedShop]

Tell me about it. I figure I have enough right now to keep me busy for at least a decade already 😬

[@Frank-o7u7f]

do you wanna sell the m38

[@QuickSpeedShop]

I'd sell it. It's very very rusty though.

[@Frank-o7u7f]

@@QuickSpeedShop how can we talk about it

[@QuickSpeedShop]

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