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Welcome aboard from Nevada.

Because I no longer own her, she now belongs to fellow Steel Soldier bigmike. I was concerned about her getting a good home, some of the locals here would have turned her into a giant dune buggy and there was no way I was going to let that happen. Mike has owned an M35A2 before and knows how to...

Glad you made it home safe and sound. That first drive home is always an adventure. (y)

I like the Loli Pop turn signals, I had them on my M35A2 and I feel it makes your lane changes safer. Also looks like your truck doesn't have much rust. [thumbzup]

Welcome aboard from Nevada.

BjoernPfi, welcome aboard from Nevada (USA). There are several members here from Germany, and they will make you feel right at home. [thumbzup]

Welcome aboard from Nevada.

Well, I'll enter my December 1953 M38A1. This was originally a USMC Jeep that a local FD got a hold of and did some butchering. They welded shut the hood filler panel and then cut the tub out of the body for the slave plug. I have since scrounged 2 clean tubs and a clean straight hood, all I...

I noticed the Studebaker roof is turned 180 degrees. The wraparound rear window is now the front window giving the car a more streamlined appearance. The car was originally a 1950 Studebaker Starline Coupe, a beautiful car even today.

Ken, it even comes with jack stands what a deal......Love It. 😍

Love the 1950 Studebaker body mounted on top of the Ford truck. :love:

Welcome aboard from NW Nevada.

Welcome aboard from Nevada. Nice looking truck.

Count me in!!

Welcome aboard from Nevada. I have an M38A1 as well, December of 1953 to be exact. If you run into a problem, you'll find help here.

Guy and I are so old they found our names carved on the wall inside King Tuts Tomb. 👑

Muthkw25, CONGRATS!! SEPT. MV OF THE MONTH HONOREE!

Copy that.

I highly recommend Portrayal Press for military vehicle, how to, workshop, TMs, etc.

Please keep us posted.....Best of Luck!