I find it funny watching mutt owners pump there pedal in the morning when they try to start it!

Mine will have the primer system installed, it sits on the left side of the panel. I do like the idea of putting the shut off on it.

Jim: Not all m37s had bridge plates. In Vietnam 1970-71 I was assigned to a transportation company that ran the roads from Qui Nhon to Khe Sahn. None of our trucks had bridge plates. I guess it would depend on where you were, and what time period. http://64.69.39.188/g503/data/500/Mr_Nice_black_and...

Has anyone installed the Gas fired artic heater on a M37???? I got one, you think that unit is a pain, wait until you see this set up.

Some fuel sending units in aircraft in the 40's were cork that were sealed with a wood varnish, I think. That seals them up pretty well. But let me check if it was actually wood varnish

That one is a 2 bladed prop with a set of wings. FarEastAirForce. Kimpo Air Base. Dad has pics of a bunch of trucks from that time.

My story for the markings. The truck is marked for a Explosive Ord. Disp. unit in Korea during 1952 attached to the 4th Fighter Intercepter Wing. Orig. a Army truck, the USAF "aquired" the truck for their use. This is what were saying cause my dad and I own the truck and I wanted army and ...

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Here is my M37

Yea I hang around over there too. I got a unreal list of forums on my computer.

Hey all,

New to the registry but a long time M37 owner. She is under restoration since 1995. Been a off and on project in between other Military Vehicles and just life in general. I am currently in TN, but my home and truck are in VT with my parrents.