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Hello Greg,
Great pictures! Looks a little chilly in number 3. Not that I'm too knowledgeable
about M 38s, but I couldn't help noticing the center-facing rear seat backs in
numbers 1 and 4. Were these found only on VIP jeeps?. I haven't seen very many of
these in photos before. Maybe some of our distinguished listers could enlighten
me. I also couldn't help noticing that the brass hats on parade didn't seem shy
about a high gloss finish on their vehicles.
Pete Davis
pandr@cybertours.com
Greg Marks wrote:
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> All,
>
> I posted some M38A1 photos that my Dad took during Korea. I don't know much
> about the circumstances as he is deceased. I'd be interested to get any
> insight on when/where these might have been taken.
>
> See: http://www.Homestead.com/Youdog/Korean_Jeeps.html
>
> Pretty good reference for M38A1 markings during that era.
>
> For some reason the guest book on that page is hosed but the one on my main
> page works. Also Homestead is a pretty slow web server so be ready for a
> little bit on the slow side.
>
> Enjoy
>
> Greg Marks
> '53 M38A1
>
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