M37 gas tank.jpeg Welcome Brett and thanks for saving another M37! Lots of members here to help you along-post your many questions or use the search feature on the upper-right. Most M37 parts are readily available; the CDN versions not as much so. Two primary vendors are Midwest Military, and Vinta...

IMG_6803.jpeg I have about 200 miles on the rebuilt M37 engine. The 230 was punched .060" over, new sealed power pistons/rings. Engine block needed to be cut .010" Head machined .020". All new bearings. Rotating assembly balanced, then flywheel attached and it was balanced, then the ...

Here's one from Arizona.

Are there welded loops for the two straps on the bar?

Still here in the fire pit of the USA. Rig running well. She gets driven every week. Running gear is 100%, body is 100% patina.

Once I upgraded to the Pertronix and an electric 24 volt aerospace fuel pump, ZERO issues while driving in the Arizona summer heat.

I upgraded to the Pertronix to eliminate the points. EZ upgrade and no possible issues with ionized gasses in the distributor causing problems.

From the Arizona desert.

I had a crack in my 230 exhaust manifold that was on the front runner. The crack was about an inch long. I took mine to a mechanic that had a special powdered metal which had cast iron and possibly zinc. Great job, cost $75. These are known to crack and the cost for a new one is around $200-250. My ...

I think you are on it. Definitely check your oil for gasoline in the crankcase. When the diaphragm goes south, it can leak fuel into the crankcase.

We are so sorry for your loss.

The addition of Marvel Mystery Oil to the gasoline may help the plunger slide better in the bore. Today's Gas with alcohol gives the plunger a hard time.

Found one on Ebay for $9.

Found my needed part at the AMVCC show at Turf Paradise.

I use a .025" thick round section of copper shim to fit into the recess in the distributor where the coil sits. Coat both sides of the copper with thermal compound (grease). Install the import (Chinese or other) coil and secure with the two screws. This will aid in the transfer of heat from the...