From: Jeff (jcerniglia@sbcglobal.net)
Date: Wed May 18 2005 - 21:44:13 PDT
No Problem Chris, that's what's so great about this
list, basically a support group for a bunch of guys
addicted to MV's!! I'm glad we could all come together
and lend a helping hand. My Uncle who lives in Texas
also restored a M38A1, was supposed to be just a
hunting jeep when they started out but got out of
hand. welcome to the list!!!
Jeff Cerniglia
Bristol Ct
1954 M211
--- Chris Somers <bone184bw@yahoo.com> wrote:
> I'm Chris Somers, Dave Brubaker has been keeping
> you
> up to date on my 1953 M-38A1 that was keyed here
> recently. 1st of all I want to thank everyone, when
> dave told me about the responce it brought tears to
> my
> eyes. So THANK YOU AND GOD BLESS. 2nd, as for the
> person that did it, the police caught someone who
> they
> "suspect" did it due to the fact he was caught
> keying
> other vehicles. If I understand right he has bigger
> problems than just keying vehicles, so at night I've
> talked with God and found it within myself to leave
> it
> alone, life's to short for me to hold a chip against
> him.
> Now I have a question, does anyone know where I can
> find Pics of M-38A1's during the Vietnam War of the
> 1st ID "Big Red One".
>
> Thanks in Advance,
> Chris Somers
>
>
>
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