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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2000
This has the unusual window along with a rear PTO. This might be an interesting find for the right military restorer. I rarely see these windshields.
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Make a great “RESTORE” project. Still have the original key. Price is firm. If interested or would like to see it,”
Thats gotta be the same windshield as the M38A1 at the WAAAM museum posting above. Having being very rare, its cool to see it 2X on the same post date.
That’s a rare PTO box also, I’ve only ever seen one of them
I wonder if all the M38A1’s of that configuration had a tailgate.Normally the M38A1 didn’t have a tailgate did it? The one we have does not…
Well, this appears to be a M-38A1″C” -106 Recoilless Rifle Variant? It’s the only one that seems to have that windshield.
http://www.m38a1.com/Models/models_106.htm