4 Door Concept

[52 M-42]

So is it a M-37 with a Command Car body spliced on to it or is it a Command Car with a M-37 front clip?

[JimC]

RMS,
Yeah, exactly like that.
Can any of you guys tell me more about it?

[RMS]

I say shortened m37 chassis, cowl, rear fenders and front clip with a wider tubed wc cc body

[Juan]

like this?

I LOVE IT!!!!

[JimC]

Me too.
I've got a couple of extra parts 37's. I'm tempted to do this with one of them.

[RMS]

found a m37 command car over on the G503 from the MVPA Dixie Division


i prefer the look of the 37 fender

[k8icu]

I get it now.... Still don't like it though. Love the command car and think that if Dodge had designed a "command car for the M37 line a vehicles it would have looked more like 4 door than the wwII body.

[Elwood]

I get it now.... Still don't like it though. Love the command car and think that if Dodge had designed a "command car for the M37 line a vehicles it would have looked more like 4 door than the wwII body.

While I can appreciate the initiative and craftsmanship that went into making these M37 command cars, I think k8icu makes a good point. One of the improvements in the G741 series over the WWII WC 3/4 ton trucks was the addition of doors with glass roll-up windows and weathersealing. I doubt that a command car version on the G741 platform would not have included these changes, too.

[Cal_Gary]

While I like the WWII command cars, my preference would be to land the XM711 wrecker-hard to find, in any condition.
Gary

[Kaegi]

found a m37 command car over on the G503 from the MVPA Dixie Division


i prefer the look of the 37 fender

something is seriously wrong with the orange command car... poor thing. like someone sectioned the body and put it on some weenie 1/2 ton chassis