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alexandrewillys51
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 Posted: Sat Nov 03, 2012 5:58 am Post subject: Position of accessories on a M38 |
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Good morning,
This is my first post on the forum!
I'm restoring a CJ3a and militarizing to m38.
I have some questions regarding the position of accessories, researched the "Jeep Draw", but Jon just has drawings of the MB / GPW.
I need the steps below, if someone can help me.
Please measures (mm)
Thank you for your attention.
Alexandre
BRAZIL
DIMENSIONS:
A =
B =
C =
D =
E =
F =
G =
H =
J =
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Xamon
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frankthecrank58
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hi Alexandre. i have to agree with Xamon about keeping your 3a as is. it took me 30 years to find an M-38 CDN. i owned a '48 3a but it was nowhere near being an M-38. having said that, i can understand that importing or finding one in Brazil may be difficult. all the best in your rebuild! cheers frank
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Bretto
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Welcome to the site!
I won't pull sides on what you have planned for your rig. Plain and simple, it's yours, you do with it and enjoy it as you will. 
Aside from that, get us some more info on what you are after and we will help you out.
Brett
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alexandrewillys51
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Hi Xamon and Frank,
Thanks for the opinion of you, but what happens in Brazil is as follows:
In Brazil, the (Brazilian Army) Brazilian Army repotencializou Several jeeps in the pattern called "BERNARDINI."
And this re-powering, civilian jeeps were used and processed for use of EB.
How am I doing patterns militarization of the EB, militarization is totally real.
Another learning experience for all of us!
I'll post a photo I have of a militarized jeep by EB.
I'm still waiting for the dimensions. Who can help, thank you very much.
Hugs.
Alexandre |
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alexandrewillys51
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| Posted: Sat Nov 03, 2012 8:05 pm Post subject: |
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| Bretto wrote: | Welcome to the site!
I won't pull sides on what you have planned for your rig. Plain and simple, it's yours, you do with it and enjoy it as you will.
Aside from that, get us some more info on what you are after and we will help you out.
Brett |
Brett, pleasure!!
I always follow your blog to see what's new in your jeep!!
Thanks for the comment!!
As said in the previous post, I will follow the path already planned.
Could you help me with the steps?
hug
Alexandre
ps By the way, your car is getting very good |
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Bretto
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| Posted: Sat Nov 03, 2012 8:14 pm Post subject: |
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I'd love to help but I am not seeing any pictures or understanding what you are after.
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alexandrewillys51
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| Bretto wrote: | | I'd love to help but I am not seeing any pictures or understanding what you are after. |
Bretto,
I think now you can view the image.
I need the exact measurements of the position of footman loops and reflector on the side of the jeep.
Could you help me?
Thanks for your attention.
Alexandre |
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Here are some measurements off of my M38. It is difficult to get exact measurements from the curve of the back of the jeep. I held a straight edge along the back and took measurements from there. Assuming you are using standard 5.4mm footman loops I did not measure for both holes.
A=205mm
B= 127mm
D= 809mm
F= 587mm
H= 168mm
J= 68mm
Hope this helps,
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alexandrewillys51
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| Kendall wrote: | Here are some measurements off of my M38. It is difficult to get exact measurements from the curve of the back of the jeep. I held a straight edge along the back and took measurements from there. Assuming you are using standard 5.4mm footman loops I did not measure for both holes.
A=205mm
B= 127mm
D= 809mm
F= 587mm
H= 168mm
J= 68mm
Hope this helps,
Kendall |
Kendall,
I appreciate your willingness to help me.
I'll need a few more steps, I'll do the drawings, and if you can help me more sometimes, I'll be very grateful.
Thank you for your attention.
Alexandre |
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alexandrewillys51
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Hi,
I need the steps below, if someone can help me.
Please measures (mm)
Thank you for your attention.
Alexandre
BRAZIL
DIMENSIONS:
K =
L =
M =
N =
O =
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