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Thanks, Part 2 will be out next Friday.

Yes it makes it very helpful in understanding what units would have what vehicles.

Awesome, glad this helped

It was good from far, but far from good. Plus I didn't like the font on the markings. I wanted a much better looking vehicle and it paid off with a MVPA Gold medal at the nationals this year.

Thanks, Glad it was able to help you out.

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Awesome, glad it helped you out.

Thanks, It ended up winning a gold Medal at the MVPA this year.

For me, it's much easier to just put them away for the winter and keep them off the salted roads

Thanks for following along with us.

Actually it's Kia that makes a copy. They are quite popular with the Asian military market.

II suspected that I would get the maker’s name wrong. Couldn’t be bothered checking that Dutch guy’s website before I posted😁.

Thanks for following along. Stay tuned for more modeling content as we move into winter here. Next up is going to be a M37 with a comms shelter on the back.

Sure, I'll try and put one together. You can read a little about the order they are put together on this webpage, www.deltateamdecals.com/about-military-markings.html

Glad you liked it.

Glad you enjoyed it.

Yes people who don't live where it gets cold will never know the pain of dealing with the mess the salt trucks make.

Yep these small trickle chargers work great to maintain the batteries for the winter.

Yep, once the salt trucks hit, it's time to put them away for awhile.

Yep, these vehicles are usually pretty low mileage. This one only has about 28,000 on it.

I don't think those bolts would have budged even with WD-40 or PB Blaster. They had not been removed in 55 years and were pretty rusty after years of heat cycles.

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Thanks, we felt it was a great touch.

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Thanks for watching

It's always great to be able to give the veterans rides in the parades. Great Job!

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Thanks, I appreciate it. Every little bit helps keep history alive.

Yes, I ended up cutting the last bead with the dremel like I mentioned in the video. Yes, we strapped the tires when reinstalling them and inflating them. You can see that on this week's episode that comes out Friday morning.

Yes, I've read that. It's in pretty good shape for sitting outside for the last 70 years and the elevation feature still work on the sight. Eventually I would like to find the proper M69C scope to go in it.

Yes, lucky they are military tubed tires. I painted it in #24087 because it will go back on display at the American Legion and the semi-gloss finish should last better than a matte finish. Plus the #24087 is what I had in stock.

Yes we had a great parade and show season, with just one parade left for Veteran's Day. Thanks!

Yes, the weather was outstanding for October.

Awesome, hope you have a great show!

OK, then what would you have done differently to remove 70 plus year old tires that had rotten sidewalls and the beads were basically rusted to the wheel? These were not the first military safety ring wheels I've ever worked with.

The old tires were so hard that probably the only heat that would have help would have set them on fire. 🤥 The eyes on the wheel hubs looks like they are for tying the cannon down for shipment most likely.

Yep, can't believe they wouldn't. Ha Ha.

Yes, it was a great show.

It is an early 1953 M38a1 before the update changes. I was remarkably original and scored well because of that fact.

Do HMV owners typically have insurance? Is it required at these events?

@@richardparrott1580 Yes, I run full coverage on my vehicles. Although some events don't require it, it would be best to carry full insurance incase anything happens to the vehicle either at the show or when transporting it there.

Thanks, these are great looking trucks.

Thanks, glad it helped you. As for the hood registration numbers, once they are lost there is really no way to recover them. There are several ways to make correct looking numbers. Contact the guys at www.deltateamdecals.com/ as they are awesome at helping to make up correct numbers.

Thanks, and good luck with getting your M38a1 finished up and hopefully we will see it at the show in Louisville.

Thanks, it was a fun restoration on the M38a1 and I'm glad all the hard work paid off.

Thanks for always watching!

A lot of the vendors had great pricing on items and I picked up a few small items I was looking for.

The joys of old vehicles. You don't get worried until they stop leaking. Ha Ha

@@greenirontv324 Old cars don't leak, they mark their territory. 🙂

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Glad it can help