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I went out and took some measurements. The back of the box you have the square box piece on the top, I took the measurements from the square box not the flange below it. From the side There is a 1/4" thick bracket coming from the square box tube down about 6". I took the measurements from that...

That's correct. remember the seat are at an angle. That makes the jump seat at the same angle. Later i'll take measurements and post them.

gunboy1656 what kind of money are you looking to spend for an M37 in the 1954 or so area?

I found two photos of the jump seat. This is not my truck, Just reference photos I have. hope this helps.

That why all of us are here for. We'll help in part location and general info.

Like Tuko said I've looked at thousands of pictures of M37s, took maybe a thousand also. Never saw any brackets like those.

The M seams to be sitting flat,When you have the spare mounted on the door ,it also should have a spacer just above the front axle on the springs, this is to help with the extra weight on that side of the truck. Also inside mounted to the dash and to the door hinge jam should be a bracket for...

You're in the ball park. I had an issue with my M37 an expected the coil. I had a few coils,I did a bit of research and found that on the Primary you should have 6 ohms and on the secondary 14.5--15k ohns.

My wife found this piano, she thinks will look good in our bar. A few of my son's friends dropped it off in our driveway. The only problem is, my driveway is not paved, it's a stone drive. I've seen Mules used for wood haulers, transporting people and trail riding.However, I haven't seen a Mule...

Yes the G741 site is helpful, Are they Gama goat lens I see?

Don't forget post some photos. WETSU

Take a good look at the underside, the usual cut is just in front of the seats. Does the electrical work in the rear, tail light and trailer recpt. $8500 is a bit steep. Look real close!

The boot's function is to prevent foreign matter from getting into the brake cylinder area and causing damage to the cylinder wall. This said Your cylinder wall may be scratched and it's leaking past the piston into the boot area.

As mentioned not an M37. It may as again mentioned be a civie CJ 2or3. Even though the weld job is nasty, the best part is the winch.

Looks Great!!! What kind of time frame are we looking at from start to finish?

I found a photo of a 151 with the rod I think you're talking about. It's the rod from just above the ax to the top of the windshield.

Ok Whiteclam I looked for the info you're after. I have no photos that close. I tried to find my TM , But it's just too cold to look for a while. I can't remember two holes. Is this the vertical rod that also makes up part of the hinge? This is going from memory, The vertical rod sits in a...

Hello Carnac With all your wisdom and what little help I can give could you, would you be so kind to help me with the following M37 A Serial Number (Vin Number) 80006959 B Registration Number no luck C NSN 2320008358322 OR...

I see where the grease fittings are you have something blue , is that tape? I've seen most lube fittings with a red circle or all red.

Angus I'm sorry if you think I was saying your flag was in any way disrespectful. My comment was that the garage door was on the left and that made for a proper display of the flag. As for the faded and torn flag, I see these in my travels. Again Angus I'm sorry about the mix up