Another newbie from Canada

[Guy]

Hello All,

Another Canadian on this site. I own a Willys MB (DOD 03-13-1945) and a M38CDN (DOD 04-10-1952). Two pictures of my jeep follows.

Cheers from Canada

Guy

 

[pa.rich]

Welcome. Real nice restored jeeps. Many of us have or had jeeps at one time or another. Welcome to the site. All kinds of M.V. owners on here.

 

[Westech]

Welcome! and and nice looking Jeeps! Seams a lot of you canoks have some nice looking rides.

 

[Guy]

Thanks guys

 

[citizensoldier]

Very nice rigs eh.. Where in Canada are ya eh ? Its a big place eh... lol..

 

[Guy]

Very nice rigs eh.. Where in Canada are ya eh ? Its a big place eh... lol..

Not too far from you, just between Montreal and Quebec cities.

All the best

Guy

 

[citizensoldier]

Nice!!! If you stumble onto any Canadian M37's or M135's give me a shout would you... Darn ACME trans and 251 CDN flathead parts are like hens teeth here.. Welcome aboard. A couple small questions I have for you .. Is there differences between a CDN M38 and a US version like the M37's? Same motor and trans in them? Thanks..

 

[Guy]

There are some little differences between M38CDN and a US version. First of all, the CDN version were builted by Ford Canada in 1952 in just 2 135 units. The US version were builted by Willys Overland between 1950 and 1952 in near 63 000 units. The engine, tranny and axles are the same but the the color of the Ford engine is grey, not OD. The data plates are differents with the indications of Canadian Army and Ford Canada. The dash is also a little bit different with the primer pump and the convoy switch. Also, on the face of the tool box under the passenger seat, the CDN version doesn't has the "Willys" script.

All the best

 

[hippiedude]

Wellcome....... Nice jeeps...... They look like alot of fun...... Tim

 

[Guy]

Hello Hippie,

We have a city named Granby too in Quebec.

All the best

 

[hippiedude]

Ya..... I work for a small oil co. and we install oil tanks that are made in Granby Quebec...... The world gets smaller every day ... Tim

 

[maritimer]

hey welcome from one canuck to another canuck

 

[Guy]

hey welcome from one canuck to another canuck

Hi Maritimer.

All the best

Guy