For those more knowledgeable than myself on this subject, please peruse and verify. As I recall, the M24A2 pedestal mount was of WWII vintage and was used, with field/shop modifications, on the M37's when they first came out. A new pedestal mount, the M24A3 was ultimately designed specifically for M...

Although I wasn't in WWII, I was issued the pattern 1941 haversack (top) and knapsack (bottom) when I went into the Corps in 1969. I may be wrong, I usually am, but it sounds like you are describing what we called the field transport pack. That nightmare was primarily only used for non combat admin ...

I have a standard two car garage (with two seperate doors) and my M37B1 is a tight fit width wise. No problems with length. Since I have an automatic garage door, and the motor assembly for it hangs low (if you have one, check it before driving the truck in), I do have somewhat of an overhead proble...

I do a lot of USMC living history events with mine, and I don't want a modern license plate ruining the original military look. So I simply attach my tag to the left rear bumberette with two smallish c-clamps (screwed down extra tight). Once at my event, I just unscrew the clamps and put away the ta...

I also would be interested in the kit if the first two gentlemen don't get it from you. I'll send a PM.

Does anyone out there have any idea where I could purchase a M24A3 MG mount for my M37? I have tried places like Sarco Inc and BMG, but no luck. Yes, I am new to this forum. I recently joined another, which seems to have some pretty great guys in it, but they all seem to be 'duece' oriented. Since I...