I have to say that everything I've heard about John at Midwest Military was spot on. His shipping was fast and packed well. He was able to help me with the parts that I needed even if I didn't have the part number. If he didn't have the part, he was able to tell me who to contact to find it.
I did misinterpret something on my end but John cleared it up (sorry about that John). I do feel bad for wasting his time though as I've read that many of these dealers don't have a lot of time to waste because they are busy with other customers and just life in general. Maybe I need a new filter in my respirator at work and keep out those fumes from all the paints and sprays from black hawks... I really misunderstood the whole situation when I shouldn't have.
Anyways, let me get off of my rant. John at Midwest was a pleasure to deal with and his prices were great. Great prices and fast shipping (Ordered Tuesday and got the parts Friday) as well as a good gesture of candy made a good impression. THanks again John and sorry about the mishap.
When I needed parts for my M38CDN, John has always been attentive to my needs and sent me exactly what I needed. Great dealer, easy to do business with him and WWII history lover that I hope to meet in june 2014 on the Normandy beeches.
By the same token, I can't ignore the dedication of Wes and Ryan to keep this website alive. Thanks to them, I'm happy and proud to have a M38 and share this passion with other M38s enthousiasts.
I'll reveal a little secret, every night, I realy say every night, I take a small 30 minutes before going to bed to read the M38 reference guide written by Ryan with some maple leaf cookies and a glass of milk. This is my little reward for the day.
Cheers from Canada
Guy aka M38CDNBill
1945 Willys MB
1945 Chevrolet G7107 (in progress)
