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It will be a few days before I can do up a comprehensive set of plans for the license plate bracket. First it is at home, and I will be busy (hopefully) painting my wife's M38 tub later this week.
Give me a bit of time and I will see what I can do for both better pics and a quick set of plans.

I did offer to send my second one to Rommel to use in fabricating them. I find I can fabricate something much better from an original than from a drawing. example:

Nice work Pat. Can I put those in the web site album?

The drawings are for the 100 or so folks that won't have an original in their hand to fabricate a new one.

Did you have a photo of the front end of the lens?

Thanks for the drawings and measurements guys. I will discuss this with our product development team. However since the canadian M38s are quite a few, will the demand of these license plate holders be limited also? Or do American M38 owners also want to have them?

Rommel

Sorry for the long absence. I came from China to visit some Jeep accessory makers.

Anyway, just wanted to post our biggest Hydraulic press here. It's 1200 tons. We use it to stamp floorings, hoods, fenders , rims and all the other big parts.

I call him Sonny Boy He's the center of our stamping operations.

Here is the completed drawing of the Axle Convoy Light.
Hope this helps some.
I will get started in the coming days on a drawing for the license plate holder.



Let me know if there are any errors or omissions.
Cheers
Pat

Here is a quick drawing of the license plate bracket as found on some of the Canadian M38's.
This drawing is done in 1:1 the same as the convoy light.

Again, if there are any errors or omissions, please let me know and I will correct them.




I hope this helps some.
Cheers
Pat

Hello Pat,
A reference to how the center triangular piece is attached to the main mount and perhaps a small illustration showing the needed measurements to ensure it is positioned correctly before spot welding?

Hi Wes,

What would be the demand for this? I need to know if it justifies making a die for it, or just doing it by hand?

Rommel

wesk wrote:great. This one as well.



Also photos were not close enough to see any stiffening details IE rolled up lips.

also who needs foldable door frames?:

also who needs foldable door frames?:

Me! I spoke with Jeeparts in the UK this week, and they were going to get back to me with a price for them. I understand that they have a container from MD Juan due in to the UK some time in June; if you could produce a set of folding door frames for my M38 before that shipment leaves, that would be great.

ok I'll coordinate with Graham and Amanda. Did you see Graham in that TV Show, Car SOS? It was a cool feature.

ok I'll coordinate with Graham and Amanda.

Thanks.

Did you see Graham in that TV Show, Car SOS? It was a cool feature.

No, missed that. I'll have a look to see if it's on YouTube.

By the way.

We are MDJUAN.

evanso1975 wrote: No, missed that. I'll have a look to see if it's on YouTube.

here it is:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mmr0ZOC_49Q

at 43:20 of the video they say that the tub replacement was outstandingly accurate

Here are our guys working on the cj2a,3a,3b and M38 wheel well indents. We will make them all authentic!