I more into military arms. Probably not for me, but thanks.

Asking $7500(will consider offers or trades for old guns) 1952, rebuilt by military in the 1960's In Ohio near CLE airport Email ray at wwiifirearms.com Or call four four zero-eight two three- eight eight two nine http://i584.photobucket.com/albums/ss281/wwiifirearms/M37/7D96D519-7A8F-4FE8-8920-76CA...

Thanks to everyone for the info. I'll have a look at the diff gears before I get too far into things.
MSeriesrebuild, Sent you a PM.
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Any suggestions on a shop to rebuild it near Cleveland Ohio. I could get it out/in, but I don't have the time or special tools for the rebuild. If reasonable I'd have a pro do it.
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Update: some more test runs today and I found the truck is much quieter with the front axle ENGAGED(one lever back and the other forward, should be high range 4x4 right?)
This makes me think there is some t-case issue.
Any suggestions?
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Transmission fluid was filled at least to the upper rear cap screw on the right side PTO cover. T-case was about a quart low. I had SAE 30 around, so I topped off with that for now. Haven't checked difs yet. It got dark and lights aren't working so I'll have to test drive tomorrow. Side note: do peo...

Just starting to play with my m37 at it is very loud when under power. Not when coasting, not when revving engine while out of gear. This leads me to think it is transmission or transfer case. It works fine and seems smooth, but it is a loud hum, bordering on a roar. I don't have anything to compare...

Thanks!
Great info.

I'm new. You may have seen my OP on my truck. I'd like to stay as stock and historic as possible, but 50 year old, rock hard, NDT tires are a pretty tough ride. I'm thinking of getting a second set of rims to put some decent tires on for most driving and playing around. I'll use the old tires only i...

One is 61" the other about 64".
They look the same, maybe one shrunk a little. Canvas will do that.

Thanks. I there are one or two cargo box end curtains, but not the big canvas cover. Also came with a new seat cover and a heater(or part of one) that looks NOS.
There is a box of other parts, but not sure what they are.
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Thanks for the fuel line tips. I'd hate to see it burn down. I'll put protecting those lines high on the list, along with brakes. Eventually I'd like to return to the factory fuel filter which may still be around, but it had issues. I should have taken a pic from the back. It still has the pick and ...

Got it home!!! Dropped in my boat batteries and it fired up. 4wd works and was needed to get it out. No need to wonder if the brakes are good, they aren't. Luckily the roads are lined with snow drifts that serve the same purpose. I'm thinking it may be in low range, 4th gear got me up to about 20-25...

Not sure where the top came from. There is a box of paper work that might have a clue once I get to it.
Another blast of weather this weekend may delay getting it home.
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Thanks all. I'm pretty excited to see if it will fire up and drive home. When I last saw it, it ran but was hard to start and didn't want go much past idle. I am told that they found cracked fuel lines that were sucking air, which have been replaced. Supposedly it was starting easy and running well ...