I'm like many others and prefer to keep everything fairly stock. However, I was not offended by the engine swap.

I thought this video shows a good overview, showing the operation and history of the M37. Click on the link below.

Have a great day!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4z4BsDHj0EQ

Congratulations! Post some pictures when you have a chance. We would all like to see it.

Great story of your trip. I’m still getting to know my recently purchased 1954 M37. However I found 40 MPH seems to be the highest speed she wants to travel. Especially on her weathered cracked tires.

Thank you for sharing it with us!

Gary, I was kind of thinking this may not have been an actual USMC truck, due to not having a the hoops at the corners. I haven’t started painting yet, hopefully when I do, I will be able to see any paint differences of prior paint jobs. I appreciate the offer of the front hoops. However, I think, I...

Nice looking and bet the LEDs would really light up a night drive. Thanks for sharing! I will look into them.

I have a question regarding the painting of my 1954 M37. This vehicle appears to have been a USMC vehicle. The old yellow numbers on the hood had USMC in front of the numbers. However, the color of the truck is olive drab. I do prefer the olive drab semi-gloss that the army used. The Marines used a ...

Thank you all for leaving a reply. Each one was very helpful.

I am a new owner of a 1954 M37 and looking forward to visiting the g741.org M37 discussion forum often for advice and suggestions from all of you.

Have a great weekend.

Cliff Todd

Do any of you know of a good source to buy a 24-volt headlight for the 1954 M37?


Thanks in advance for your help.

Cliff