New to Steel Soldiers, but not to M37s (I'm on number 3 now). Currently located in Rockford, WA (think Spokane, and then go south a bit), and looking for other fans of the M37. I've pulled the front body and winch, as well as the engine, and will tackle the cab, bed and frame this winter. I am open to any and all suggestions on folks to see about engine refurbishment, possible re-powers, and where all the bodies are burind in this neck of the woods.
Next project is going to be something with tracks!
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"Who dares, wins... So put 'er in low and don't worry about the undercarriage!"
Welcome
There's a growing amount of 37 owners here and if you haven't already go done so check out the M-37 registry site at Dodge M37 Registry Web Site
Howdy.
Don't forget to take a bunch of photos as you go along. Not only do we like to see them, but they will be helpful to you down the road (trust me...).
If you haven't found it already, I have a website with a little info on the M37 and varients located at: www.garbee.net/~cabell
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Convoy Commander, 2011 East Coast Convoy
'53 M37 with Cummins 4BT, '63 XM708 dump
'68 M274A5,
'51 and '52 M38, '64 M37
'70 XM813, '71M817 dump, '70M816
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Ham call N1zpy http://www.4x4ham.com
1970 M35a2w/w Whistler turbo
Bobbed by beaubeau (Now the wifes)
1970 M35A2 wo/w Whistler turbo USAF
M105a2
DJ
[10:22:58] patracy: I'm not gay
[10:23:10] patracy: after the 7th or 8th time, I realized it just wasn't for me.
Welcome from NC, enjoy the M37s' , I was up until midnight last night out in the garage installing and new thermo , flushing the radiator ,going and getting a new radiator cap and a bunch more stuff. My wife was pissed but M37's are so much fun - Jay
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hi im scott
1967 m35a2 whistler "crossfire"
In Memory Of CPL Kenny "CrossFire" Cross 1/23 Inf 3-2 Sect Tomahawks KIA Aug 27th 2006. 1968 m103a3w/shelter"the man cave"
So how tall of a guy will fit into /be able to drive an M37?
I got into the bigger 2.5 and 5 tons because I thought they would have more leg room.
Boy was I wrong.
Think about the West side rally, there are a couple of threads on here, but they all seem to be playing with larger trucks.
Maybe convoy if you decide to do the summer event in Napavine.
Oh... Welcom to the site.
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Tony
Kennewick, WA
Member 1896
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1966 M35A2 W/W <> 1966 Unimog TLF-8 <> 1970 M813A1 W/W <> 1970 M35A2 WO/W <> 1980 B-700 Bus
M200A1 Trailer w/ Unimog Radio Box <> (2) m105A2 Trailers 1966 & ? <> 1970 M811 Gull Wing W/W <>
M813A1 WO/W (Now bobbed w/ extended cab, ahhh leg room, now with drop side flat bed (and maybe dump)) <> 1945 Dilapidated DUKW <> M328 Bridging Truck <> 1952 Austin Champ Chassis #WN1-1360
Another M37 junkie poppin' his head up...
- Jay
