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I have some good rust free fenders but me thinks you are too far away.:neutral:

Nice looking truck, hardtop is a big bonus!

They were headed out from the cab, could have happened in it's later life as well, after it left the Army it was a civil defense truck and then went thru 2 owners prior to me

I have been continuing the teardown on my truck, started taking apart the bed and found these in the back of the cab, these are on the passenger side right behind the battery box. Must have been a oh crap moment, can't tell exactly where they entered as the battery box was MIA on this truck...

MWMULES always gives out good deals, thanks

What is a fairly complete(with cover) 105 bringin these days? I know they are not as common as they once were, saw one local and don't want to insult the guy when I make an offer. I was buying them for 300 each, or less back when there was a lot of them around.

That M37 is lookin real good! Reminds me I got to get back to work on my 63 B1, I have been amassing parts all summer and need to get back on it.

Well, it's more of a parts rig as it sure is missing a lot of parts. I imagine this one was canabilized to put back together some other ones. I sold my mule and have been kicking myself ever since so I may try to put this one back together. It is a 69 Brunswick and this one is an Army truck...

What he said above, my first deuce would honk every time I turned a corner, neat safety feature but I replaced the wire and that fixed it.

Good, I didn't overpay then, thanks

I picked these up from a scrapper today, hate to see stuff like this get sent to China as scrap metal, I am sure I can find someone in my club who could use them, what would be a fair price, as tires are about crap but do hold air, thanks

Glad you got one!

Thanks a bunch, believe you nailed it. I never thought I would get the registration number on this truck. I can't say thanks enough, donation on the way!

Truck Cargo M37B1 a. serial number 2668003276 b. registration number, unknown c. NSN 2320005424636 d. Bought in Magazine Arkansas e. no bumber numbers

Thanks

Do you remember where you got you temp sender for that motor? thanks

Thanks for the info

I doubt the Army did this, after a little interweb research and talking to some older guys in my club these engines were available and fairly cheap 30 years ago and back. I am sure it is WWII surplus. As it runs well and seems to be a low mileage engine I am gonna run it for a while, truck is...

Been workin on my new 63 B1 and she is missing a few bits here and there, so I have been scrounging up needed parts. This was a rual fire truck after her time in they Army and they made a couple mods but nothing that is not easily reversible. So, I am lookin to put an original oil filter housing...

There is one near me for sale, but he wants to sell the whole trailer and wants 1k, it comes with a top and bows too, do they really bring that much? I got my 101 from Warthog here on SS, I traded a rifle for mine:mrgreen: