I'm considering selling my 1951 M37, that's in Durango Colorado. Durango is in the Southwest corner of the state and not that far from California. It's all original, with a field radio, 100 amp charging system, deep water fording, troupe seats & cargo top, fender mtd. heater, spot light, NATO ju...

Good Morning Pat -- I have a transfer case in an M43. However I'm in Durango Colorado. You might keep me in mind if you have problems finding one.

That is your Rectifier that converts the AC current to DC before going to you regulator. The 100 amp charging system is for supplying enough charge to operate additional load requirements like field communication radios etc. Your wiring harness is different than the standard 25 amp. You cant remove ...

What is your price range Saberr? I'm in Durango Colorado, and might sell my 1951 W/W, Field Radio, and many many extras. I have some pictures of it in my album.

I don't find any pictures? Can you point me to them?

Thank You for your reply and great info! I'll connect with them as soon as I have a minute. Maybe soon it will start snowing, and I can justify being inside.

Hi Guys --- I have a functioning radio set in my M37 and would love to connect with anyone and everyone who has knowledge and can guide me in getting this tuned in and working right. I do not have a Ham License yet, but am interested in the training required, if my radio is capable of use. I have ta...

Also check around your town for yellow handled ethenol free gass pumps. In my small town of Durango Co. we have 4 stations offering entenol free gas. It is as expensive as premium gas, but most of ours is a high octane premium grade ethenol free fuel, around 90 octane. Check though, because we also ...

Mr. Cal_Gary --- Just noticed you note to me, I'm just getting caught up following surgery that has had me doing a LazyBoy endurance test for the last couple of months. We continue to burn here and there, and have gotten quite used to the smoke. When one fire is out, 3 more pop up. we need an El NIN...

This is one beautifully restored rare M201B1 Best of luck to you in Selling it Jim! It's new owner will receive a GEM!!

Mr. Cal_Gary when you get your truck standing tall - bring it to Durango Colorado and we'll take both trucks out to see the countryside around here! Looks like your getting close?
Dana Cook

By the way ---- Would anyone happen to know the where-abouts of Bill Meyers, NMCB-10?

Great representation of "The Way It Was" - (Maybe still is???)
I appreciate all the input from you guys! It certainly helps.
DCook

Good luck Mark - I hope you can find one close, but they are getting very hard to find. I finally had a MVPA buddy in Washington State, pick me up one out of Canada, for my 51. He is helping me with getting it sandblasted, and rot replacement parts made in a fab shop up there that has helped him wit...

I think the word "Acquire" for the Seabees was "CumShaw" but I don't know if I have it spelled correctly. It seems the Seabees / CB's / Confused Ba--ards --- were not issued lots of vehicles, requiring them to cumshaw what they needed. Apparently they became quite efficient at it.