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Careful when you add it as it is easy to overfill. check your lube order for the correct amounts. ... Ace in training.... Bill

12.5 x 20s on standard rims in outer dual position Bill

I agree on that as I have had my seat covers on my truck for 8 years and they still look and smell new....

I think they are 12.5 by 20 XLs like on my truck: Bill WOR

And we worried about a 600 pound winch on the front. I know that plows do to one ton trucks so wonder about damage here. Bill WOR

Firewood, dirt, rocks, mulch, dirtbikes are what get's hauled. Pulling other vehicles out oof ditches also, even pulled a loaded cement truck that has sunk down in a soft side yard. Certainly, drive it in parades. Bill WOR

The gray color sure is different. Looks to be in great shape. Like was stored in one very large garage...

Our hobby suggests that you just smile and think pleasant thoughts to yourself.....I have had couple folks complaint about global warming when I start my truck, but then again, I usually had ear plugs in.....

Outstanding rig. Your restoration looks complete. What does it have for an engine? Bill WOR

Sounds like a good trip. What are you thinking for the interior? Bill WOR

RE: EUC Cleared Do you know if it is a runner? Bill WOR

Super Dave, your M37 looks fantastic. The hybird winter camo looks sharp. How does it ride on those tires? Do you get good traction with the XLs? Bill WOR

Getting one of those would be a blast. Taking one swimming would be nearly insane. But hey, if someone nearby got one, I will help with grunt work. Bill WOR

RE: Girl Very nice paint job. did you have to do much filling?

By the color of the engine and bed, I suspect it was one of the nicer trucks from Eastern Supply in Phila. Setting the hobby aside, it is a good price for a very capable truck. Bill WOR

What do you have and how much? inquiring minds want to know...

I got one off of GL awhile back for $48.55. Sold it however. I would think somewhere in the $200 range.

What a deal, getting a tractor that can work at these prices is unbelievable. Is it titled to work or pleasures? thanks for posting. Bill

Folks, where and how a man lays tracks is his business. But, how did you get it to your yard.

Had one in PA and now one in TN. Easier in PA. I agree get one now.