Older United tires were from Canada, back in the 90's.

The military had a lot of dangerous failures in the 20" sizes, and cut most of them before selling them off.

Newer (if indeed yours are) may be a different story.

Dennis

Without exception, all original G741 engines have one unique feature: The oil filler pipe bolts to the block at the bottom via a two-bolt flange. Civvy (and PW engines) use a press-fit tube. You can instantly tell what displacement your truck has in it by looking at the front motor mount where it bo...

That 'Zig-Zag' link is what gives the G741 the gift of no 'bump steering'.

Delete at your own risk.

Dennis

I've painted lots of MV's over the years (since 1970), trying all the usual suspects. This paint, that mix. Big trucks, little Jeeps, at least a dozen M37's. Rustoleum was one of the worst I ever shot. Ugh!. Ditzler, RM, Sherwin-Williams, all cost a LOT more than necessary and had NO advantage over ...

IF you can get it for $500, read on: My gosh, man, think! They are not making them anymore. If you drive it, it will eventually need some sheet metal fixin. Drive train fixin. What you get for the $$ is a vast storehouse of valuable parts for your project, even if this particular specimen never roll...

The early trucks were obsessed with the ability to ford. One of the things changed early on was THAT valve, as they went to gas caps with a selector in them for vented or non-vented.

That took care of the problem and no more use of THAT valve.

So keep calm and carry on.

Dennis

If you mean the stacked captive brass discs, toss them in carb cleaner for a day or two.

That will clean it up, then into a beaker of Tarnex to brighten things. All without having to risk physically damaging the spacing.

Dennis

m37jarhead wrote: Red does seem easier on the eyes at night when driving the M.
JB

Reason being red light leaves less 'visual persistance' or afterimages in the brain than exposure to other colors.

PoW

Ditto Carter's technique.

PoW

OK, you guys...follow the plumbing of the wiper system. The Vacuum initially comes from the intake manifold, and is then 'boosted' by the second section of the fuel pump. It will vary by engine load, and somewhat be compensated by the mechanical pump. All in all, you know how it performs. Not too we...

Making them yourself can be rewarding & efficient, but it all depends on your expertise. Your choice of wire to use depends on several factors; Expected temperature range..the OZ military rubber wire can remain flexible at minus incredible temps. Otherwise, why bother. Overall diameter...if not ...

The bolt pattern on the 20" Dodge wrecker wheels will turn out to not fit the PW/M37 .

DG

They be 30's Ford AA truck wheels. The bolt pattern is correct but they are very narrow.

The ''40's GM 10-bolt wheel is sometimes found with every other hole enlarged for Budd nuts.

Dennis

30 to 76 MHz.

Dennis

I have several new 24-Volt sealed beam lamps in 4", 5", 7", and 8" sizes. From 50-Watt to 600-Watts. Just lamps, no housings. These are great for backup, spot, work flood, and killer driving lights. :twisted: Also a few type 353 lamps that can make your gauges readable at night, ...