Nothing is running at this point. The two that look best in the photos, would probably run, and in fair shape. It's hard to know, as a lot of the trucks get returned because of some mechanical malfunction. if you are looking for a 715, I have one for sale in Chichester. Needs a little work right now...

I have looked the stuff over. Let me know if you have questions. I am bidding on some items.

Keep me in mind if there are any you don't want.

Paul

Metal hard top with oval rear window. The top is one of those converted from a 2.5 ton truck. Metal is partially sandblasted and in solid shape. Glass needs replacement. Email me if you would like photos, or have questions. Located in Central NH. $400

Ed, what ever happened with that "prototype" we were watching? I still like it.

Paul

I need to meet you at your uncles in Plymouth when the snow melts to look for Willys parts.

Hey Ed, Were you able to dicker on the price I told you he wanted? I have not heard anything back on my offers on both of the other trucks.
Paul

Ed, are you going to keep the civilian? I would be interested if you are looking to sell or trade.

Looks to be pretty solid. Usual front fender rust. I will need to look at maybe getting a hardtop for it. Know better after I look it over.

Ed, that's nice. Where did you find that? I'm picking up a M37 on Hillsboro NH tomorrow - good buy.

You don't seem to have any problem finding them!

Good job Ed!

1954 Dodge M37 with winch Just under 35,000 miles The truck has the full fording kit and fender mount heater. This truck is in very nice condition. It is set up as a radio truck with one large radio, one antenna, and several antenna mounts. It has a hard top on it, and comes with soft top, as well ...

I have to admit that that I don't know just what is in it for content, but consider aircraft fuel. We went to visit a collector of high end antique vehicles last fall, and they were telling us they put in airplane fuel prior to storing the cars , because it does not degrade. I think they drain off t...

Here is one in Maine:

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