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According to this Canadian website, an M-38 restored by Kevin and Sharon Martin ‘wowed’ the crowd at North Bay’s Summer in the Park car show.
http://www.baytoday.ca/content/news/details.asp?c=65016
Photo and article by Jeff Turl.
Strange tires, are they michelins?
From the two available pics it really does look good. I wonder if he would be willing to show us some more photos of the results of their hard work. Anyone know how to get ahold of him?
When I used to take my restored MB to car shows, I would have other car owners tell me it didn’t belong there-it wasn’t shiny. Some guys would actually get quite upset over having to be near my jeep.
People are so funny. It would only be more priceless if they were military vets, too ….
Great restoration. I would have liked to see the before pictures.
Sorry it took so long to come back I didn’t no it was on this site the tire s are off a lites bombardier they work better on wet pavement Michelin radial s I did up set some and some move a way but at the end of the day l got first in the Jeep class and best workmanship so it was worth it