Great pics Bruce!
/dumb question
Are those water hoses?
/dumb question
I see the brake lines but is it water cooled?
Vacuum brake booster?
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Vacume Source
And/or air lines. They both terminate under the hood, inlet/outlet. [URL=http://news.webshots.com/photo/108 ... .jpg[/img][/url]
Bruce,
1953 M-37 w/ow
Retired Again
Keep Em Rollin'
VMVA
1953 M-37 w/ow
Retired Again
Keep Em Rollin'
VMVA
Hydroboost......
I used a gm hydroboost,but you have to add a power steering pump. Works grate and is not hard to mount in the stock location...Phil 

Phil in Mt
41 m2-4, 42 m6, 42 g-506, 42 mb, 43 mb, 44gpw, 50 m38, 50 m75, 51 m38, 51 m37 halfbreed ,55 m38a1, 60 m170
62 m100, 69 m416
41 m2-4, 42 m6, 42 g-506, 42 mb, 43 mb, 44gpw, 50 m38, 50 m75, 51 m38, 51 m37 halfbreed ,55 m38a1, 60 m170
62 m100, 69 m416
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Hey Phil,
How about a little bit of "how to", like how the power steering pump fit in?
How about a little bit of "how to", like how the power steering pump fit in?
Bruce,
1953 M-37 w/ow
Retired Again
Keep Em Rollin'
VMVA
1953 M-37 w/ow
Retired Again
Keep Em Rollin'
VMVA
Power
I have a modified 1968 dodge W200 military ambulance. It came with a hydrovac unit. This was an option with the W200's. I had to replace mine. Got it from a brake shop in Vegas about 15 years ago. Do a web search. It bolts to the frame, but you could fab up a bracket and mount it anywhere. Yes, it makes a big difference. Not like disks, but very noticeable. I plan on mounting one on my M, unless I decide to go with firewall mounted master cyl. I haven't decided yet.
John
John