ok got in the new cargo cover from midwest mil. very nice.
now we installed it but i am not sure if it is correct, we installed the end curtains with the stencil inside and window flap outside, and we installed the main cover with the buckles on the outside is this correct?
also when installing the end curtains were we supposed to run the rope through the holes in the metal bow corners? thanks pics would help
Tom,
Sounds like you are right on track
I do have some good pics of the "lacing process" for the ropes. Share an email address and I'll pop them to you as a help.
Reddman aka Dwayne
PS -- mine is also a '54 delivered Jan '54, build #336. Probably have a lot of common challenges.
1954 M37
Military Police Reproduction
Circa 1970 Vietnam Era
On-Base Enforcement
"Cage-Kicker"
Yes the buckles go on the outside there should be straps bolted to the metal bow corners, which when the tarp side is rolled up you can use those straps and buckles to hold it there.
yup got the leather straps, it just threw us off some cause the stencil that says fron is on the outside of the main cover wanted to be sure the buckles went on the outside email is thejerk67@comcast.net
Ok Tom,
Pictures are winging their way to you via cyberspace. The email for me so you'll know it's your pics is centurytel.net. Hope your restoration continues to go well ... trust your instincts ... and when you can't, ask questions as you've done. I've been in law enforcement and an instructor as well as administrator over the years, and my motto is,"There's no such thing as a dumb question except the one you did not ask."
Share some pics of your M37 when you find it convenient.
Reddman aka D
1954 M37
Military Police Reproduction
Circa 1970 Vietnam Era
On-Base Enforcement
"Cage-Kicker"
Sorry ...... I emailed them the next day and they did not show a mail delivery error .... and I didn't get a note from you that they did not arrive, so I make an educated guess that you had them. Again, my apologies ... I guess I will require read receipts in the future ... see if that is a better option.
1954 M37
Military Police Reproduction
Circa 1970 Vietnam Era
On-Base Enforcement
"Cage-Kicker"