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53NavyJeep
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This channel is a compilation of pictures and videos of a complete restoration of a 1953 M38A1 Navy (SeaBees) Jeep. The Picture Gallery highlights the restoration project and the video channels show the ongoing activities with the jeep. The Blog "53NavyJeep.com" shows more detail and a timeline of the restoration project.
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Tour de Terrace Parade 2017
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Mountlake Terrace, Washington July 2017 Summer Parade.
July 4, 2017 Parade
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July 4th, 2017 Parade in Edmonds, Washington. I was privileged to have onboard Don Reilly a WWII Navy Veteran who was in Pearl Harbor when it was attacked by Japan.
Summer Parade in Mountlake Terrace, Washington
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Our Summer Parade, July 30, 2016, in Mountlake Terrace, Washington. We added Danny's little brother Preston as another young recruit.
M38A1 Navy Jeep Debut Walk Around
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This is our Debut Walk Around Viewing of our Frame-Off restoration project. It is a 1953 M38A1Navy Seabees Jeep from the NMCB 74. You can see the restoration project at 53NavyJeep.com.
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E o Jeep? Ta bonito ainda? 👍🏽🇧🇷
Man thanks for the detailed and slow pan around those doors! I really need to make a set of these for my Early cj5 with one of these tops!
Quanto custa um jeep desse fala por favor
Saw a video of this jeep on the side of the road, very nice resque Mine is a 1969 M38A1, went with a reproduction body, your project is very nice
Great restoration! Nice job 👍
THAT'S the colour I've been looking for to paint my M38A1! Can you tell me what colour that is please and where I can get it? Thanks
he used OD319 Forest Green, but in reality the M38A1 only came out in Federal Standard 24087 OD paint, slightly browner.
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M38 became an A1 to make way for the new F head Hurricane engine thats why they change the hood to a much taller rounded hood. I don’t have a clue why your M38 is still go Devil engine?
It was a replacement engine, probably by the School District that bought it from military surplus for a snowplow! I might put the period correct engine in sometime in the future, however, I kind of like the idea that it has a touch of the WWII in her.
MA38A1 o más belo de todos os jeeps ♥️
gracias
HI,well great family activity you did,Bravo. May i ask what is the color code of your color ? i am trying to found it .thanks again for your video.gervais in quebec
Thanks, It Forest Green - TM9 OD Shade #8 (OD319)
It's a cool JEEP ♪
My favourite Jeep M38 A1 Military Jeep as it is Original accessories fittings
Nice jeep me too has that kind of jeep here in the philippines. We called that Eisenhower jeep
Wonderful job. From a M 38A1, 1963 model owner from Nagaland, India
Thank you, it was a fun project, and it's fun now to share the experience.
WoW, now that was impressive. What a great job and family project.
Do you have any connections to find one that have the same condition the one you have?
Not really. They show up from time to time, just be ready to buy it when you find it. The midwest of the US is the best area. You may have to have it shipped to you.
You have a awesome jeep. It really looks great. You can't beat those flat heads. Tuff motor.
I cant tell you how much I enjoyed that. It was great. Thank you for making it.
Thank you, I'm glad you enjoyed it. It has been a great project and now I enjoy sharing it at events, shows and parades
Do check this M38 A1 in India - th-cam.com/video/SnkntUZiPFo/w-d-xo.html
I just wanted to listen to the songs of my youth. 😍
Excellent. Beautiful Jeep! I fixed up an old 1969 CJ5 and painted it olive drab. Kind of like a replica. Someday I hope to find a M38A1 to restore.
In what place?
Absolutely Great video... Great build and extra special that its family done... God Bless
Thank you, it continues to be a blessing as we join the car shows and parades, and of course giving the grandchildren rides!
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My Family all learned to drive my dads M38A1! We have had the jeep longer than i can remember. It has sported a ford 221 v8 and it also has a warn over drive so it has 4 shift sticks.
Beautiful job.......
Thanks, really enjoying sharing it at a number of events!
@@rajseattle I also appreciate the color shade you chose, it's a much nicer shade than the standard OD everyone thinks of.
@@TheRealJeffreyEpstein1953 Yes, it Marine Forest Green. The SeaBees got their Jeep form the Marine Corps.
Jeep M38A1 with GoDevil engine ? I thinged was Hurricane engine
Yes, You are correct. It was replaced. It had a Navy NAS rebuild tag. It was either replaced at Gulf Port, or purchased surplus and replaced at the School District when they owned it in 1968. We like the touch of WWII and Korea.
Awesome...
Thanks.
Nice job
AWESOME, I wish I could own one... thank you for sharing this post...AWESOME...
How much did you pay for the jeep?
$2,700 Originally
Hi beautiefull project, can you tell me where you got the stencils from for all the markings?
I created the type on a word processor, printed it on label paper, cut out the letters to make the stencil, put it on the hood and spray painted them.
@@rajseattle thank you Sir, happy Jeeping :-)
Any plans for putting the correct motor in her?
Not now, We like the touch all there campaigns. It represents WWII, Korea and Vietnam. WWII for the GoDevil engine, Korea as a 1952 vintage, and Vietnam because SeaBee Battalion 74 owned the Jeep and it was recommissioned for the Vietnam war.
Exceptional Jeep, music too!
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Beautiful Jeep!
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Beautiful Jeep! My father and I both have A1's... Where did you find your SeaBee stencils?
Actually, I made it from a picture. Used a sheet of label paper, printed the image and cut it out. Carefully applied the label stencil to the jeep and sprayed it. Did the same with the hood numbers and other markings.
Wow, that's a lot of work. And a beautiful result. I drove a '54 M38-A1 in high school. Almost every picture you shared brought back memories of the fun times I spent fixing that thing up.
Yes, there is something about working on the "good old" technology that brings back memories. Besides it is just fun!
God bless all our veterans. My grandfather was a WWII medic and owned an old CJ which he maintained up until the ripe old age of 88. He loved Jeeps and got me into them early on. 🇺🇸
How could I tell if mine is a 6v or 12v if you don't mind
If it's a stock 1953 M38A1 it will be 24 volt.
What size battery do you use. If you don't mind
The Jeep is a 12v conversion.
what color of paint did you use ...
Marine Forest Green
Nice one
Should have a f head
Yes. It was replaced. It had a Navy NAS rebuild tag. It was either replaced at Gulf Port, or purchased surplus and replace at the School District when they owned it. We like the touch of WWII and Korea.
Beautifully done!
Thanks. It has been a wonderful journey and we love the parades and shows!
have fun!, and take long trips with it, through the mountains
Nice... One question. Should it have black vinyl numbering?
Actually they were yellow hood numbers on the origninal paint layer so we just kept them that way.
That is the original color. It was stationed in Gulfport Mississippi with the 74th CB.
nice you did do it together. I never saw this done before this way.
Yes. Ray and Ron did most of the work, but others lent a hand when ever possible. Lot's of good time working together!
So a seabees Jeep has no top ever? I notice no gear at all. Again it has great looks :-)
Oh no, they had all the variants. This may have had a canvas top. It was stationed out of Gulfport Mississipi so it had no need for an Artic top. We're adding a 50 Cal this Spring for that extreme military look!