Here's a picture of the front and rear shocks off my 1951 M37, notice that the fronts are about 1" shorter than the rear shocks. I noticed that the Gabriel shocks are adjustable... by how much i wonder? or what do they mean by adjustable!

20161001_124351_1483342597699_resized.jpg So this is our Ram 2500 6.4 HD 7000lb pc of steel... could be the whole reason were not getting the 51 Power Wagon complete in the time we said we would. My boys enjoy outdoor activities and this truck is so capable... but I know when the M37 is complete it...

I purchased the following books for some summer reading :) : Flathead Facts from: http://www.flatheadv8.org/jwl.htm Flathead Ford V8 from: http://www.roadrunnerengineering.com/BooksProductsServices.html Both are pretty good and give me a bit more insight into Flatheads vs. OHV stuff I'm more famili...

Thanks for the link! I've used the pads before, but always in conjunction with an in-block heater, so the coolant is warmed as well. What power rating of pad are you using? i'd be a little bit afraid of using the 1250 watt right on the thin oil pan, because I've heard rumors that it can burn the oi...

http://www.wolverineheater.com/ is what I use on my trucks. I live in northern Manitoba, so our climates are very close. I stuck one on the transmission oil pan and one on the engine oil pan... but not sure if adding to the intake will work or not. Can say that these pads work well with less electri...

Found an interesting thread today, unfortunately there was not resolution! Possibly some good info though... http://www.fordbarn.com/forum/showthread.php?t=60894&showall=1 The orig. poster was working w/ a 230. I wonder what finally happened with the project. I'm going to check out a few of the...

Hi Marc, sent an e-mail.

Awesome... very interesting... ideas are ringing in my head

So some of us can't move to far south to rid of the snow ... or we wish.. but here is a product that I use in freezing temps... https://www.wolverineheater.com/category-s/1477.htm .. I have one on the tranny oil pan and one on the engine oil pan, they work very well and the two I have use less elect...

For those of you that need split rim work... look for a Mining town. Where I live the GoodYear dealer handles it cause he does all the split rims for the MIne.

Hope that helps.

Shane

You guys took all our snow this year... we only have a bit over 2' of snow .. normally we have over 6' by now... but with lack of snow we have very thick ice this year... ice fishing is awesome ... just have to stay warm at -50 c

This is a topic to consider when putting my M37 back together. When I got the truck a eletric fuel pump and shut off switch where mounted under the drivers seat... but my engine builder found and installed an original one on the engine... so I'm hoping to go original... I hope... would an original b...

As I sit here and wipe the drole off my keyboard after looking at the Super Red Ram in a M37.... How does someone get one of those engines? They must be hard to come by eh! Well have to get this truck done before thinking about others... lol

Cool... love the info. I just hope that I don't have to replace the T98.. but if so it looks doable. I like how most g741er's are trying to keep the factory looks... nice pic Tom P

Thanks Elwood, PM sent.