CMD Body Panels for M 151
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Re: CMD Body Panels for M 151
Our website is in the process of being updated with all current parts that we manufacture. Backgrounds in some of the pictures need to be cleaned up but you can now see most of what we have available.
www.m151bodypanels.com
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Re: CMD Body Panels for M 151
Hello Guy,
I have been reading this entire post, and it is just incredible what you have been doing that will save so many
military jeeps !!
Thank you for everything you do, and all your hard work and commitment in preserving our rolling stock
American History
I am so happy to see an American Band of Craftsmen creating such incredible and accurate parts for these jeeps.
I have several WW2 jeeps that I am working on, restoring them, but I also have an earlier M151 jeep I rescued that was uncut, but has some rust issues mainly on the underside "beams" but with your work, that jeep may just be on the restoration list
With these crucial replacement parts, jeeps that once were thought of as unrestorable, can now be properly, and safely restored.
Wonderful works !!!
Thank You to you and your capable crew !!
Best Regards,
Ray
I have been reading this entire post, and it is just incredible what you have been doing that will save so many
military jeeps !!
Thank you for everything you do, and all your hard work and commitment in preserving our rolling stock
American History
I am so happy to see an American Band of Craftsmen creating such incredible and accurate parts for these jeeps.
I have several WW2 jeeps that I am working on, restoring them, but I also have an earlier M151 jeep I rescued that was uncut, but has some rust issues mainly on the underside "beams" but with your work, that jeep may just be on the restoration list
With these crucial replacement parts, jeeps that once were thought of as unrestorable, can now be properly, and safely restored.
Wonderful works !!!
Thank You to you and your capable crew !!
Best Regards,
Ray
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Thanks for the encouragement Ray. I'm fortunate to have the proper resources through Cameron.
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Okay people, after running the numbers the price on the full side panel is $495 each. Keep in mind that these are as close to original as possible and very time consuming to make.
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Hello Guy,
More incredible work by you and your team !!!
Again..... thanks for all you are doing to preserve and restore our historical Jeeps !!!
These panels look very impressive and affordable as well
Best Regards,
Ray
More incredible work by you and your team !!!
Again..... thanks for all you are doing to preserve and restore our historical Jeeps !!!
These panels look very impressive and affordable as well
Best Regards,
Ray
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I'm going back through the side panels and making fixture updates for ease of production and part quality. We're looking at making some stamping dies for the side panel snouts to reduce labor and improve consistency as there is a lot of hand work and small pieces involved. These are spot welding templates for footman loops, side curtain rod brackets and axe handle brackets.
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