1962 M37B1 Desert Camo Scheme AWESOME

[Robert Lantz]

I have a 1962 M37 that spent it's life at Mountain Home AFB in Idaho and is Air Force blue underneath it's current desert camo paint scheme. The sheet metal on this is pristine with a small patch of bubbles on the passenger side near the front door and the usual dusting of surface rust on the bed and tailgate but floors are rock solid and the interior is painted straight tan. NO CANCER on this rig I have pics to back it up: FORGOT TO SAY NEW CLUTCH NEW CLUTCH NEW CLUTCH!!!

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Correct 62' stamped Braden PTO winch and 62' stamped wheels including the spare, this will need new tires all around but there area myriad of sources for these depending on your taste. The Air Force at some time put a power steering set up on it and the pump is currently off needing a pulley repair but the spot mounting spot is obvious and the additional pulley on the fanside is present and ready for duty. The steering hydraulics are mounted up currently awaiting someone to hook the system right back up. Someone has also put a really nice aftermarket heater between the two seats and I have put in two newer batteries all tested at the local NAPA!

Engine starts right up idles like a champ and I drive it on midnight bar runs and trips to the store as the tabs are expired. New plugs, points, wires, cap, condensor have all been installed and I will include some VPW plug boots and other misc. spares. Engine leaks no oil or fluids but the winch has an occasional drip about it. Further tuning can be done probably and a new muffler would tone it down a bit but I can't say enough about how beautiful the body is on this unit. Troop seats and top bows for canvas are included with this although one wood piece is snapped but all six brackets are included. Asking $4000 or super creative trades plus cash (contact me for interest)... Robert (206.250.7842) or xx.ox@live.com