*SOLD* I have what I think are m43 litter racks for sale. Sorry for the bad pictures, they are up front in a storage trailer. Looking to get $200 for all 4 pieces. I'm located in Colchester, VT. *SOLD*

If I remember right power wagons with non synchro transmissions had the same bolt pattern as the m37. Later power wagons with the np420 have a different bolt pattern than the np420 from an m37.

I bought an m37 a couple years ago that had a non-synchronized transmission from a civilian power wagon. The floor pan was cut just like yours and the shift lever looks similar as well.

I would check the rubber line.

I have some parts for sale in Colchester, VT. I am willing to ship the smaller stuff that can go USPS to the USA. I can also bring parts to the Sussex NJ show next year if you don't mind waiting 5 months... I have a few parts trucks in rough shape as well. Pictures can be seen here: vermont.craigsli...

rickf wrote:I like that, the original price was 175.00 until someone said they paid 250 and now the price is 250.00!

With an air intake shroud...

I still have the intake pipe. I would like to sell it with an air cleaner fording shroud in excellent condition for $250. Local pickup only in VT, no shipping.

B1s seem to have a much shorter bracket on the passenger side of the bed that you would bolt the fording pipe to.

*SOLD* I have a new old stock fording intake pipe for sale. It is in good shape, it has some wear from sitting around for 50 years. Asking $175 plus shipping cost from Colchester, VT. I will only ship to the USA. I can also bring it to the Sussex, NJ show in April. *SOLD*

I have a set of 2 original side curtains for the m42 command truck. They do not have windows in them. They are in decent condition. There are a few rips that I have shown in the pictures. Asking $200 for the pair plus shipping cost from Colchester, VT. They are pretty heavy and will be shipped UPS o...

My truck pulling a deuce tractor around the yard. Not a lot of snow but it's icy. dodge.jpg Your set of chains sure seem to have allot more cross links compared to what I am accustomed to seeing. Mil Spec or civy? Bert The chains came with a WWII g506 Chevy that I bought last year. They are heavier...

That should be a nut that you remove to get to the adjusting screw.

My truck pulling a deuce tractor around the yard. Not a lot of snow but it's icy.