Nov 18, 2023 · I owned an M37 for 46 years. I just sold it a bit over a year ago. Quite the beast. I just loved that truck. Luckily the guy that bought it is only about 1.5 miles away. He’s totally restored it- even tho in my opinion it was “perfect” (in my opinion) except for the seats. I must say it is beautiful now tho!

That's a good deal on the shape of the innereds of the transmission. Some government surplus vehicles were extremely low mileage examples. The '52 Dodge M37 we had less than10,000 miles on the clock, when we purchased it. The truck had gone through a depot overhaul in the mid seventies, then cut loose to the Civil Defence program.

May 17, 2018 · 1947 WILLYS and each and every bolt was covered and locked up with 70yr old rust11801180 plan is to get to frame, sand blast paint and do frame up restoration was pleasantly surprised to take vlve cover off and find it pretty clean

Mar 10, 2019 · Since I own a Jeep truck, people think I know something about a lot more than I do. Today I got cornered at church and I was asked two questions I had not the slightest idea about.

Nov 9, 2017 · 1947 WILLYS and each and every bolt was covered and locked up with 70yr old rust11801180 plan is to get to frame, sand blast paint and do frame up restoration was pleasantly surprised to take vlve cover off and find it pretty clean

The 1952 Dodge M37 belonged to my father. He bartered for it from the local volunteer fire district. It had less than 12,000 original documented miles on it. It resided in Washington State now, with its new owner. Pelago, there is a market out there for your M151 rims. Since you have spent the time to get them perfect, I don't see you having ...

Mar 29, 2021 · Check this out. Sealed auction starting at $10,000. Bidding till April 2nd. Nice old Willys. I wonder what it will go for?

If memory serves me, it was built by Alexis fire apparatus company. It went for around $1,000 to one of the firefighters to keep it in the "family". The first pictures is of a Dodge M37 that belonged to another volunteer fire department and was auctioned off for a good price.

Now you mentioned that you have one parking brake set up with external shoes. That has me thinking back if I've run across anything besides a John Deere two cylinder clutch that utilizes an external brake shoe.... I can't come up with any, because even the examples put out by Dodge, (M37) had internal shoes. I could be wrong, and often times are.

There is a good chance that the new fuel pump will deliver a higher pressure than the older pump. Go ahead and put a regulator between the pump and carburetor so you can set fuel pressure where you want it.