Good Morning Suacla, I have a 1951 M37 with the complete 100 amp setup, and a functioning troupe seat mounted radio. I'll email you, and I'm happy to be of any help I can.
Dana Cook

Our Prayers are with you John, and Family!

Greetings from Colorado, & Great to have you join us 33UP! This is an outstanding forum, with lots of knowledgeable guys to answer your questions.

Hey Everyone -- Have you considered how advanced our M37s were at their conception? My 1951 is a 1st production year "As It Rolled Of The Assembly Line" example, that included Keyless Entry, and Push Button Start! I could go on and on, but most of you already know why you are so proud of y...

Thanks for the "Connector Link" Just Me!!
I have the socket on my 51, and I have the work light that plugs into it. I don't have a good picture of either of them though. If still needed, I can get a decent picture for anyone interested?

Thanks for your encouragement guys!
My original thought was to get them all laid out in some logical order and attached to a OD woolen blanket. Then they'd be able to be hung like a wall hanging, and still transportable when rolled up.
Guess I'll just have to start and Git'er Done!

During WWII My Mother was a Navy WAVE Nurse, and my Dad was a Parachute Rigger in North Africa and Italy. They were Courting, and began a hobby between themselves of collecting sew on Insignia's. Many years later, my Dad handed me a box and said "Why don't you take these, the kids might like to...

I came across a set of heavy duty truck type chain tighteners that would look good on my truck. They have heavy springs incorporated in the assembly for each wheel. I don't have a picture of them at this point. I have them glass bead blasted and hope to paint them shortly. I'm guessing tire chains a...

Gary or anyone, is there anything anywhere showing original military tire chains, and chain tighteners for our trucks?

I'm very happy you have found such a rich resource to continue the Hobby you love!! I'd love to find even one MVPA friend here in the Four Corners area.

While it is great to retain and honor the original identity under which a vehicle served, having your unit ID on your own truck is Awesome!

I live in Durango, Colorado and have not received any such notice as of yet. Of course I'll let everyone know if I do. I am a Lone Ranger, without a comunity of other MV enthusist to conspire with. This leaves me relying on You Guys for everything!!! Thanks for the heads up

Thanks for a well written answer to the fuel question, and description of the effect ethanol has on fuel systems!

We in the Four Corners would sure appreciate it if you'd send some of that down here!!!

Finally had a chance to post a picture of the engine stamping in this truck. It is the "V41 Up For Grabs", that I was hoping to be all original. Still haven't figured out where this engine came from, but I think it's Civilian