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Looks like a nice rig........but I don't speak Spanish to read the details. Anybody?

http://www.ebay.com/itm/dodge-m37-monst ... 1788991179

that's a beast
google translator: The vehicle is in very good condition , free of rust , body damage , leaks , it has all the pioneers cans inside has changed very little but seeking to give more style truck driver. It used in several
public events during the year. It has been used as reference vehicle copy a single 4x4 style in Colombia and one could say that is a world icon above dimensioned 4x4 has 3 winches the most powerful is 40,000 lbs and 2 are hydraulic and one electric . The tires are dual purpose pitbull mark 42 " for road and heavy road ( trail ) are 90 % of its use, diessel Cummins 4BT making it easy to get your pieces worldwide and especially the powerful and reliable , clark has 5-speed gearbox also has double and under the front and rear transmissions are accused used the same monster truck to endure too , making this vehicle takes me around 5 years

Ok...........we're getting closer. Anybody speak Google?



bob

42" pit bull tires, cummins 4BT, 2 electric winches and one hydraulic winch, one is 20klb (probably the hydraulic? But doesn't say front or rear)

Looks like a nice truck indeed

I'm curious about those "wheel covers". They look like they'd scoop up and retain a lot of mud when going off road.

I assume purely decorative. Someone must have got a new Waterjet for Christmas.

I like what they did with the running boards.......seems they dropped down the center of the board.

later,
bob

depending on what wheels are on it, those rings COULD be bead lock rings. they're made to look like beadlock rings anyway but it doesn't look like there are any bolts in the holes around the rings

Nice, I would like to know the suspension setup up front, I see coil springs.
I think I'm going that way in the future.

is that on 2.5 ton rockwells

it sure is. you can't tell from the pic posted here, but you can make it out from the high res pics on the ebay link. i guess that's why it deserves the term "monster truck"