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I seen my share of goats, went for a ride in mud and hills, lots of fun. I didn't know the mileage was that low. I have an M37 now that hit 10mpg on a real good day. Just a stupid question, could the back trailer section be removed and driven with only the two axles, or would this effect the...

Not to sound silly, do you have the light switch in the correct position for lights? In Pa but on the other side. Check out the Gilbert rally, a bit of a ride, but I know some that travel further.

I agree with the Then and Now rebuilds. Had mine from there. Great people to work with.

The truck pictured here is a 1951, it shows a star on each side of the tailgate. The tire mounted on the door didn't happen for a few years latter.

They were used in combat, the Marines used them at Khe Sahn with the 106. This was an on the base use. They were used in the streets of Hue, again with the 106 RR. Sorry I don't have any pictures.

My local Duit hardware store had them in the little bins.

Nice truck. Great find.

Here is a photo of my 1951 m37's hood.

I bit the bullet and replaced each wheel cylinder, I can't recall the cost. I feel better knowing that it stops better. These trucks don't have the best stopping power, so every little bit helps.

Most of what you said was missing is not easy to remove without leaving some sort of a trace. The paperclips on the front bumper is one. look for grind marks.

Just how much does a grandson go for these days? Looking towards the future when I have grandsons. Do they go up in value?

It looks like an early one 52? Looks good, keep us up to date on progress.

I've got my M151A1 in the middle of a restore. Had it for years, needs a face lift. It too will look good next to my M37.

The cut was just in front of the battery box and fuel tank . look in that area top and bottom. How's the wiring by the tranny? It would be spliced in that area. I had a cut MUTT that is where it was cut.

I don't have a picture of the side with a good view of the bracket. The one photo you see the pack closest to the cab, there are the bows stacked in the stowed position ( still gray primer), that bracket would have a strap to hold them down. As for the mirror arm, The two bolts one above and...

Sorry to hear of your loss.

I have a photo from Sussex. An M56 done up real nice.

I had the seats out of my M37cdn. You could see the 1/4' bar that goes from bracket to bracket on the top, the two humps are where the support brackets go. Then on the back of the cab I held a pointer at the bracket. I should have moved to the right to get both brackets in the picture. Hope...

I picked up a trailer for the mule. The fenders were 46" apart. I cut them to 50" at it still is close. When you come up the ramps it's better to have a little more room if you could get it. I'm going to cut a little more to make life easier. And yes we drove it up and down the ramps. The safety...

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