Hello everyone. I just picked up a clean M-37 here locally. Repowered with a 1969 300ci Ford straight 6 and SM465 manual. Has HMMV wheels and 37 inch tires. Was over at "SteelSoldiers" and decided to register here also to further along this mild build. '
Don't want to go overboard at all. Just going to fix some typical leaks,4.88 gears, LED lighting all around, M-Series or equivalent disc brake kit, and when the cash situation is right fuel injection along with a Gear Vendors over drive unit if applicable. Thank you all for keeping the hobby going and having me here.
52PLOWERWAGON wrote:NICE TRUCK, well i guess I'm not the only one with a ford 300-6 under their hood.
what year is your 300-6
can I see some underhood pics
here is a pic of my 300-6 powered m37 it has a '76 engine with an automatic transmission
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That's a good looking truck! I love the patina. I've never been into the "cowboy cadillac" pick ups around here. How did you convert to automatic? I'm in the city of Boston a lot and have a crappy time shifting every second haha!
Cal_Gary wrote:Welcome aboard! Glad to have you with us!
Gary
1969 300ci six. Ordering a DUI ignition today. Prepping for winter duty. Not to mention adding a heater to this sucker. If I can find something appropiate. My file size is too large for a pic of the engine.
52PLOWERWAGON wrote:NICE TRUCK, well i guess I'm not the only one with a ford 300-6 under their hood.
what year is your 300-6
can I see some underhood pics
here is a pic of my 300-6 powered m37 it has a '76 engine with an automatic transmission
IMG_4092 (640x480).jpg
That's a good looking truck! I love the patina. I've never been into the "cowboy cadillac" pick ups around here. How did you convert to automatic? I'm in the city of Boston a lot and have a crappy time shifting every second haha!
it had it when I got it,the t-case slid back and all of the stock drive shafts were utilized.
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