Nice to see you back on line, Sotven, and a big welcome to M37Dodge as well-looks like we truly are a "global" club!

I dropped my pan last summer, to include replacing the rear main seal. I got the seal and gaskets from VPW-don't know what the numbers are. I used Permatex on the oil pan gaskets, only on the pan side (easier to remove if you have to replace them in the future, rather than trying to get it off the b...

Jeep Panels Plus has them too.

http://www.jeepanelsplus.com/m37.htm

Welcome back-glad to have you with us! Anything and everything you need to know about the M37 series can be found here, so feel free to post whenever you need to!
Gary

Glad to see you're back on line, Kurt!
Gary

I just got an email from Kurt-all is ok but he's having problems getting set up on the new forum. I gave him your email address, Robi, hope that's ok.
Gary

I just spotted Bob's post-glad you're ok Bob!

I too am wondering about Kurt. He's in Costa Mesa, and our other buddy Bob Thompson (Brigand) is down in Reseda. I'll send Kurt an email right now-hope all are ok-that goes for everyone in the SoCal area. It's been warm up here in Monterey too, but no fire problems....

I got a set from Fred Potter at Adirondack Dodge. I also see John Bizal has them at Midwest Military.

Great job indeed! Takes some getting used to, but I'm getting more comfortable with the new look. Thanks for the supreme effort it must have taken to get this back up and running so quickly!

Thanks Bruce! Doing well, just blasted on some OD-truck sure looks a lot better being one color versus 8! Still need to hang lights, wiring, and other goodies like the top, but still on target to be roadworthy by the end of this year.

Nice to be back "on line"-didn't realize how much I missed the "give and take" and the general cameraderie found here!
Gary

I got a nice top from Fred Potter at Adirondack Dodge.
Gary

Cal_Gary
1954 M37
MVPA #28500