Hey guys, Quick question for you. My truck was unfortunately missing the PCV stuff and had a civvy breather installed in its place with the manifold capped off. I ordered the needed components from VPW however unfortunately they just use a piece of brass pipe as opposed to the fitting that goes thro...

Found that CC 1672621 seems to be a PN for a Thermostat for 40-56 Dodge, Plymouth, Chrysler, Desoto including trucks with cast iron thermostat housings according to a few listings on ebay. So 230ci among other engines as the number crosses to the modern replacements. Would still like to know if that...

Anyone happen to have an Ord 9 from the 60s that shows FSN numbers for the thermostats in our trucks? Ran across a few of these dated 65/66, which I believe are M37 thermostats, but trying to confirm. My Ord 9 is 1954 so doesnt have the FSN numbers listed since they didnt exist yet :mrgreen: . Chrys...

I do still need it, that would be great if you wouldnt mind scanning it!

Thanks!

Yeah, the Greek harnesses were color coded wire instead of wire tags. Its about the only concession i have made so far, front and rear harness was $150 bucks and in perfect shape. Can deal with some color to save $1k haha. Of course I bought the harness 10yrs ago and lost the paperwork

So finally getting around to putting my truck back together and am getting close to putting the wiring back in. I have the Greek harnessing that Sid Beck sold before he died and used to have the diagrams he sent with them but had a hard drive crash so they are lost. Does anyone happen to have them d...

Things have been hectic for the last few years with work and the M37 project was put on hold. Have made some big progress over the last few weekends though! The engine and trans are in, T case is painted and ready for installation, drive shafts are getting rebuilt this week, and have a lot of the fu...

Hows it going guys? Figured out I somehow jacked up my clutch linkage when I took the truck apart a few years back. I am in need of the linkage that connects the pedal arm to the clutch shaft arm. Anyone have a parts truck with one that is usable? Also needing the clutch return spring as well.

Perfect!! Thanks Bob, that will help digging through the box in the AM.


Mike

Hows it going guys? I know this question has been asked here before but none of the threads actually had measurements. A semi local guy has a huge box of NOS military spark plug wires but they are mixed from different applications (M38, M151, Generators, M37, Deuce). I know for sure there are M37 wi...

Hows it going guys? Finally moving again on my truck and have run into a bit of a snag. My brake lines were a cobbled up mess and were obviously routed incorrectly. I have a new set of lines for it but am a bit confused when it comes to their routing and the Ord 9 hasnt been much help as the picture...

May be able to find a small scale foundry that can cast them as the originals are made. There are A LOT of statue foundries around here, let me poke around a bit. Was just thinking about this myself as Ive got an egg shaped drum or two on my truck that need addressed.

turn a pile of NOS and repainted parts back into a truck!

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Dodge-Power-Wag ... ars_Trucks

Good lord, $80,000 asking price!?!?!+

scored a set of NOS rear fenders in 24087 paint for 125 bucks on ebay the other day. Been looking for replacements since I ran over my good original one And Im liking this whole not having to do body work and paint them thing. NOS it is