Working on the M38 next.

[SturmTyger380]

That shop is too clean! My shop looks like a bomb went off. I did organize my parts for my M37 project. At that point I realized I had about 6 exhaust hangers. Guess I forgot I had some. Then a buddy brought me his leftovers from his M37 project and I have more exhaust hangers.

[hndrsonj]

Nice shop, very jealous.

Not my shop, it's the Laramie County Community College Auto Technology shop. (I seem to have taken over my own section) I got the brake parts painted and new carb arrived today!
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[hndrsonj]

The motor is NOT a WWII block casting. It has the serial pad above the water pump. WWII have an oval pad on the right side of the engine at the front just below the deck. Is the serial number still readable on the pad? There is a chance of it being a Willys post war replacement engine. The serial number will tell us.

The number is 1MB41886. I don't know squat about these, I guessed the MB 41 made it a WW2. I do know it has the single pulley setup from a CJ2A which I am thinking of swappimg with the origional.

[hndrsonj]

So I got a little carried away on the brake job!
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[dmetalmiki]

Not my shop, it's the Laramie County Community College Auto Technology shop. (I seem to have taken over my own section) I got the brake parts painted and new carb arrived today!
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And I was just going to 'quip', "You missed a speck of dust over by the ramp"!
Great shop, Great project.
Just a thought,..Woudn't that situation (Also) make for a great young student (helpers) project to introduce the young to the hobby?

[hndrsonj]

Ready to go in next week. (waiting on parts)
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