M-37 Newstar Fuel Tank Sending Unit - clearing out parts.

Model: S-B319
New in box
$45.00 Shipped in CONUS

PayPal accepted

'Tanner'
Bryan Ayers in NC
determined2win@hotmail.com

Where are you located? See if you can title by bond in your state...

Tanner

Yokohama had some 18" tires that could be possibly be used (with radial tubes) on Gama Goat rims...

http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires.jsp ... &tab=Sizes

Tanner

It's the reason why I use crimp contacts...

Tanner

I'd say that the price for doors is 'whatever the market will bear'... supply & demand, folks. Using the theory that 'these are old parts & were ONLY $100.00 in Year X' is misleading. By that logic, A complete, 100% percent, perfectly restored M37 can't command more than it cost new, right? ...

Complete doors with unbroken glass & all hardware go for ~$150/each these days...

Tanner

You'll have to go with custom rims in the 5-lug Budd pattern - no 'off-the-shelf' rims exist.

And define: 'larger tires'

Tanner

... no one has asked.

Tanner

Prefer to sell as a pair -

T

Selling pair of M37 doors - Drivers & Passengers doors with good glass, good outer door skins. Small easily repaired rust areas in front inner door bottoms. Doors have hinges/inner-outer handles/latches installed. Cleaning out the shed of spare parts - located in Raleigh, NC. Prefer local pickup...

.. *cough, cough*... NSA... *cough, cough*...

Some folks have used the full-size Ford Bronco fuel tank as well... http://www.off-roadweb.com/features/1210or_everything_but_kitchen_sink_1957_m37/ The tank used on the truck in this article was the aforementioned S10 Blazer fuel tank - >> http://www.4wheeloffroad.com/projectbuild/131_1105_1965_dod...

I think what Jimmy is asking is if the stock Dodge M37 hubs can be modified to mount on newer axles. The answer is - Possibly - but the cost would be high for no real gain. You can modify complete Dana 44/60/70/etc or GM/Ford axle assemblies to mount up to the stock Dodge springs, but it'll cost mon...

... no one knows where you are located.

I've seen this guy's work before - he goes by the name 'J. B. Welder'...

'Tanner'