$$$ PRICE REDUCED $$$ Very nice Dodge military M37 Located in Green Valley Lake,Ca (San Bernardino Mtn.s in SoCal) Selling it for the widow of my friend PROS Good tires No cancer rust, just surface rust in the bed Door windows roll up and down Tailgate works great Runs great, very smooth Starts easi...

Very sad news, My friend who owned this fine truck has passed away. The family is trying to decide what to do with it, in the mean time I will continue to drive it around our camp and keep it in good working order.

Now that it's stopping, I've found out that the head gasket is leaking pushing out antifreeze out the overflow tube while giving it gas, bubbling with the cap off and idling Is that head gasket hard to find? Can't imagine it's to hard to replace, how prone to cracks are the blocks?

https://scontent-b-sjc.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-prn2/t1/1625744_10203031420215912_2038309048_n.jpg This is the dualmatic hub, very close... https://scontent-b-sjc.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ash3/t1/1604704_10203031418775876_767187702_n.jpg This is what I started with, rust... https://scontent-b-sjc.xx.fbcdn....

Thanks for all the info, I did know about the left and right hand thread lug nuts, but the adjusters on the backing plate was very helpful. I removed the Dualmatic locking hubs and then the regular socket worked fine. I'm replacing all the wheel cylinders and the master cylinder, the brake hoses and...

Yeah, the regular socket won't fit and they are tight enough that an open end wrench won't budge them. Looks like I'll pull the hubs, got to get them off anyway to get the drums off. Thanks

:oops: Hey, I have a friend who can't work on his 1956 M37 any more, and he has asked me to do the brakes. Sounds simple enough...can't get the front wheels off, looks like the dualmatic locking hubs are to close to the lug nuts. Do I have to pull the hubs to get the wheels off? Should we get smalle...