Home Gentlemen, this is one splendid truck. If you haven't applied the rest of the bumper markings yet, perhaps the most authentic marks for a truck kept this meticulous and buffed would be the Berlin Brigade. They kept all of their stuff in this kind of shape.
Well done!
Project Zach - Part One
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I am not one to generally participate in this forum by writing, however, in this case I feel that special note should be made of the wonderful job that Zach & his father, Keith accomplished in the restoration of their M37.
This past week, they drove their truck complete with an M101 in tow in the annual Clarkston, MI Labor Day parade.
I also drove my M37 but I was towards the back of the parade and saw their vehicle only from a distance.
After the parade I made a quick stop at their home to get a closer look.
The pictures at the top of this post do not do the restoration justice. They did an incredible job of detail and fit. This M37 would stand out as an extreme job of quality by any standards. Anyone having the opportunity to view this truck in person will be amazed.
Most of all, the greatest part of this is that it was a father/son project.
Zach will always remember this experience and the time he spent with his Dad.
Great job guys!!
This past week, they drove their truck complete with an M101 in tow in the annual Clarkston, MI Labor Day parade.
I also drove my M37 but I was towards the back of the parade and saw their vehicle only from a distance.
After the parade I made a quick stop at their home to get a closer look.
The pictures at the top of this post do not do the restoration justice. They did an incredible job of detail and fit. This M37 would stand out as an extreme job of quality by any standards. Anyone having the opportunity to view this truck in person will be amazed.
Most of all, the greatest part of this is that it was a father/son project.
Zach will always remember this experience and the time he spent with his Dad.
Great job guys!!