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John spotted this M-38 on Long Island for sale.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/262461633474124
“Clean running 1951 m38 , used for recreation and for parades … don’t have time for it any more … everything is there besides the canvas top , needs a few things but is a strong running needs minimal to be show quality … come check out if your serious .. send me your number and we can talk over the phone”
I know they were used, but this is the first time I have seen the 24 volt slave connection installed on a M-38.
it looks VERY complete.
Mark
You’re correct about the power port, it’s very rare on M38s. I have only seen a couple in photos but not one “in the flesh”, but then again, I’m hardly an expert or go to many MV or Jeep events!
Heck, you don’t see many installed on M38A1s.
Mine is so equipped. It’s a handy port for the 24V batt maintainer employed during winter.