I have Green Iron Disease

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Are you kidding me??

We have a customer in North Baltimore, Ohio...just north of Findlay...drove over there yesterday and home today...wish I had known...

Yes, this show is held every year on Armed Forces Day in Findley. It's one of the largest and oldest military swap meets still going. I try and make it down every year for it.

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I gotta remember this...maybe I can pull it off...

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Early drop this week on the Green Iron TV channel as we wanted to get the Memorial Day parade episode out right away. So sit back and enjoy a local Memorial Day parade in our little town of Hart Michigan. And please take a moment to leave a like or comment on YouTube, and if you haven't already, please subscribe to be able to follow all our military vehicle content.

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Back to Friday content drops on Green Iron TV. This time we are fixing an oil leak that popped up in the 53' M38a1. What we though was a simple leak at a fitting, turned into a full day project to get it all sealed up. So please take a moment to watch and leave a comment, give it a like, and if you haven't already, please hit the subscribe button to keep up on all the military vehicle content.

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Another episode of Green Iron TV is up. This time we are heading to the National Asparagus Parade in Hart MI. It's a larger parade and we load up veterans from the VFW and lead the parade through town. We had the M38a1, M715, m725, and the M35a2 in the parade along with another local fellow's M38. Sit back and enjoy a little bit of parade time. Thanks and like always, please leave a like on the video and a comment and if you haven't already please hit the subscribe button to keep up on all the Green Iron TV episodes.

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More Green Iron TV, this time we are installing a NOS radio power cable in the 53' M38a1. This is the proper power cable to supply the radios and is just one more thing that I'm doing to bring this Jeep up to correct in its restoration. I'm so glad that Midwest Military had this power cable kit in-stock. And coupling it with the radio cable I picked up at the Findley swap meet, we have this step in the restoration complete. Like always, please take a moment to like and comment on the video and if you haven't already, please hit the subscribe button to follow along on all the Green Iron goodness.

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Friday before the holiday weekend and another Green Iron TV episode dropped. This time we are show how we made a spare tire cover for the M38a1 using a custom paint mask set from www.deltateamdecals.com This wheel cover is sporting the markings and motto for the 313th ASA which is what unit markings this Jeep has on it. So sit back and enjoy this episode, and please take a moment to like, comment, and if you haven't already please hit the subscribe button.

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This Friday's episode of Green Iron TV is from the 4th of July and the static display we had out with 4 of the trucks. Unfortunately, since we didn't have any local parades, we instead put out a display in a high traffic area on a busy road in a tourist town for folks to enjoy the trucks. We had tons of people stopping for pictures and to check out the vehicles. Plus, we take a look into how I set the M715 up for static displays with all the mannequins and period gear. So like always, please take a moment to check it out and leave a like and a comment on the video and if you haven't already, please hit the subscribe button. Happy Independance Day America!

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On this episode of Green Iron TV we are showing how to set up an old school transistor radio to play period music and AFVN jingles and PSA announcements. Using just a cheap MP3 player and powered speaker to create great sound and add to the atmosphere at shows and displays. I have about a 5 hour loop of music and jingles so that you can listen during a show and usually not hear a repeat.

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Taking the 1967 Jeep M715 out for a nice sunset cruise around the Silver Lake area to check out the Lighthouse and beach. Sit back and enjoy a nice peaceful ride in the M715.