Thank you for the response. Looks like a little more fan work than I thought. I'll figure it out though

It is the Canadian style cab with the sliding window. I have the window, but I do not have the fame foe the window that bolts to the inside of the cab.

I have an arctic cab for the m37 that I will be restoring soon. I am looking for pictures on how the window frame goes because I do not have it and will need to recreate one. I have the window but am not sure how ethe frame worked since it is missing. Any help would be most appreciated.

I did this same swap about a year and a half ago. I took a dana 60 front with dually hubs and a dana 70 with 4.56 gearing for my axle swap. The front axle I shortened 3.75" on the long side so the spring perches lined up and so there was equal spacing on both sides. The dana 70 I had to use 1.5...

The m-37 came with the Lu-4 winch and the pto ran off the trans. This means it runs off the input shaft and it goes off the engine speed. Some trucks like the power giant with the Lu-2 winch was run through a pto off the transfer case. This means if you put the transfer case in neutral, you could us...

I got mine at Midwest military. I think they keep it in stock.

Adam

I will have to look when I get home, but I think my windshield had 3/8 fine thread bolts holding the hard top on.

Adam

I got mine awhile back from midwest military. Good guys and fast shipping.

The reason I don't want to use another rearend is because this one is a centered rearend and I would like to keep the housing. My only concern is if I bolt on spindles in the rear, will it be strong enough, or should it be better to have them welded on?

I am looking for some advice and to see if this is even an option. My rear axle spindles are not in the best shape and I want to replace them. I was wondering if I could cut the old spindles off flush and use some front spindles and bolt them to the backing plate flanges. Any advice would be great, ...

I have really enjoyed watching your build. It is really coming together. Keep up the awesome work and the pics coming.

I read the forum all the time and a lot of the modifications I did to my truck came from this site and the users that frequent it. I have owned my M-37 for over 3 1/2 years and thought I would finally post my progress of my project and get comments or suggestions for it. A little history first, I sa...

I did not get my setup from them, but I think they have everything you need for the setup. There websit I think is www.snakeriver4x4.com. They can also tell you step by step on how to install it. I talked to them a couple of years ago and they were very helpful.