Found these on dclarson's photos on flickr. His dad was in the pacific, mainly out of Guam from 57 to 61. The color shot shows bumper markings and what appears to be TP markings on the fender. There are more M-37's in the background of many of the flickr pics, but these are the best. http://i809.pho...

Came back from Lackland today and found the IT guys cleared all the good stuff off my computer again. Lost some good pics. While at Lackland I saw two pics in the Security Forces Museum of Air Force M-37's in Thailand in the '60's. One was at Korat RTAFB and it had an 81 mm mortar on the back! The o...

Several of those pics are from the pinetreeline.org. Its a site dedicated to the radar sites ran by the US and Canada in the 50's and 60's. When I was working nights in the dead of winter, I often went through the pics on the site. There are some good M37 shots in there! At least one photo descripti...

Both of my 53's have black steering wheels. How far is Aumsville from Klamath Falls?

Lifer and I haggled this out sometime back but I can't find the thread now! Since your truck was built in '52, it was likely to have originally been OD green, as was my '53. It likely had hood and bumper numbers, the same as were on Army trucks at the the time. It was likely to have been repainted l...

Anybody know if the pintle from a CUCV will work as a replacement for the missing one from an M37?

How about the bridge plate? Have they changed over the years or will the one off a CUCV work for a 'Nam era M37?

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