ALSO,

-Glovebox door, great shape. Data plates for an M-37 W/W on it, knob/latch assembly in place


-T

I have some take out parts available if anybody needs them. -A good take out 230 oil pump - I several take out 24 volt gauges, if you're interested ask me and I'll tell you what I have -Canvas end curtain for a M35 cargo box. Would be interested mainly in trades, but would settle on cash $$, let me ...

I've already got all these parts purchased...so hopefully this means they'll all happen quickly. Goals? -Right when I take it out of storage, I'm adding in a heavy duty battery shut off. -Replacing the fuel pump to engine block gasket, easy. -Replacing the valve cover gaskets. -Re-building my carbur...

Carter wrote:Let me know when you need measurements.

Definitely will, thanks!

-T

http://www.originalmilitaryjeepparts.com/m37/M37.htm

they have those brackets for $15.95 a piece here

-T

I never knew this either, thanks!

-T

bill monahan wrote:Sorry, I meant from the head plug, thru heater core then to lower hose fitting.

Could I see a photograph of your heater? I'm trying to Id my heater as well, and so far I know it isnt an M151 or M35 heater!



-T

Carter wrote:I used bolts because I did not have pins on hand at the time I was putting it together but now that you mention it I think I'll get a set.

That answers my question
I just wasn't sure if pins we'rent tough enough to handle the stress...but I guess they would have to be!

-T

Carter, I just came across this old thread. I have all the parts collected, and am HOPING to get my plow set up on the M-37 next year. Yours is EXACTLY the set-up which I've had in my head! :D It seems to be a good design that has worked well for years. I assume you're just using a snatch block hoo...

I looked at the difference between M-37 and FFPW winch bumpers in the past...they seem very similar . If you wouldn't mind doing a little bit of tweaking (bolt hole locations), and could find one for cheap it is my general opinion that it is very do-able. Those brackets go for crazy money don't they...

Carter, I just came across this old thread. I have all the parts collected, and am HOPING to get my plow set up on the M-37 next year. Yours is EXACTLY the set-up which I've had in my head! :D I assume you're just using a snatch block hooked to the top, or do you have some sort of roller fabricated ...

BUMP I found out this week the sideboards I am looking at are from an M101 trailer...will they work in the stake pockets of my M-37 with little to no modification? I'm trying to prevent paying $25-42 per stake.... After reading garbee.net, I am ASSUMING that these will work, I just don't want them t...

Does your truck have aftermarket locking hubs? Originally it would have had drive flanges on the front hub that could not be unlocked. If it has locking hubs, go ahead and lock both hubs. With the hubs locked in on both front wheels, or with stock drive flanges in place, place the transfer case in ...

Now pwrwagonfire..........that's quite a bargain..........but you're supposed to be listing things here that you find really cheap THAT THE REST OF US CAN BUY.......not you're personal bests. :mrgreen: :mrgreen: But you did give me a great idea for a new post!! :D regards, bob AH I didn't understan...

Heres my bargins...don't hate me. An LU-4 for free. A new M-37 radiator, I got it by trading 2 fenders, a winch bumper, 2 intake manifolds and a set of splash gaurds for under the engine -T I THINk the hub protectors are pieces of metal that shroud the locking hubs...somebody on SS posted pictures a...