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Modern line up of slat grille and MBs, unrestored
MV 101: Military Vehicle Hobby Info

Military Vehicles Magazine celebrates 2022: The Year of the Military Willys

By John Adams-GrafJan 17, 2022
The M38 was a Korean War-era Jeep built from 1950 -1953. Approximately 60,000 were built, many of which continued into service well into the early 1970s.
2. Quarter Ton Military Vehicles (Jeeps, etc.)

Military Vehicle Profile: Willys G-740 M38

By Steve TurchetOct 19, 2021
M38A1 John Bizal Graf-493red
2. Quarter Ton Military Vehicles (Jeeps, etc.)

Buyer’s Guide: G-758 M38A1 1/4-ton Jeep

By Military Vehicles MagazineDec 10, 2020
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Military Vehicle Tech Tips

Tech Tips: June 2019 Edition

By Steve TurchetNov 13, 2019
Too many Jeep histories overlook the significance of the M170, the battlefield ambulance of the G-758 series. Known as the “MD-A” in Willys nomenclature, the M170 is the among the hardest to find of post-WWII Jeeps, and one of the most difficult to completely restore.
2. Quarter Ton Military Vehicles (Jeeps, etc.)

Beach Find M170 Ambulance

By Gary KeatingNov 13, 2019
Terry Dow’s original condition 1965 M679 Forward Control Ambulance is a true “survivor” complete with much of its original medical equipment still onboard.
2. Restoration & Maintenance of Military Vehicles

Preservation and Restoration: Are the two compatible when it comes to historic military vehicles?

By John Adams-GrafFeb 1, 2021
Peter DeBella
8. Who's Driving? Military Vehicle Profiles

Who’s Who in the Military Vehicle Hobby: Peter Debella Jeep Parts

By adminNov 13, 2019
Several front sections of jeeps photographed in a line
2. Quarter Ton Military Vehicles (Jeeps, etc.)

Do You Know the Different Models of 1/4-ton Military Jeeps?

By John Adams-GrafAug 19, 2021
Chet's jeeps 2007-0002
2. Quarter Ton Military Vehicles (Jeeps, etc.)

These were Chet's Jeeps

By John Adams-GrafSep 23, 2020

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