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Thank you sir.

Gunter, Thanks for the compliment, I do like the look of the M with the bed cover installed, just looks more military that way I believe. Hello Woodsman, one day when I was hauling stumps to the dump at a local Army base as part of a contract landscaping job my company was doing I saw the...

Hey Bill, how have you been? I never noticed your M's wood was cut, good idea, when I was in my other shop 7' was also what clearance the door provided and I just kept the bed top off but in the new building I have loads of room and have the CO's OK for a lift install so tall was the order of...

Thanks gimp.

Thank you very much bigbe and Bob, I have owned it for over 30 years and what you see is the result of a complete restoration and have had a lot of good luck with it. :)

Had this NOS top for years and now that I have a 12' garage door thought it was time to put the bows and top on. My friend George and I installed the bows then the top in about an hour after having some difficulty forming the heavy canvas to conform to the bow corners. After I gave the truck a...

Hello and welcome, you might also try posting your needs and questions on the G741 forum: http://www.g741.org/PHPBB/ a sight dedicated exclusively to M37s. Looks like you have a mostly complete truck and it should be fairly easy to put it back on the road. Carter

A shop that rebuilds hydraulic cyls. or sells hydraulic supplies will have O rings large enough to replace the old seals, those new rings are a perfect replacement for deteriorated light door seals.

http://g741.org/PHPBB/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=4137 Some bracket pix here in this G741 thread.

And when being lifted by hand to remove or install called by various words of profanity... "heavy a$$ gob blammed piece of ship...

Thanks Bert, Sandy took that shot 3 years ago when we had several feet fall on us over a 24 hr. period. Some M37 owners do not like using NDTs but I have plowed snow with that truck and tire combination for over 15 years and never got into trouble.

It is getting to be snow season and since I am posting this on Christmas Eve, how about a M37 snow shot and a wish from me to all of my SS family have a Merry Christmas.

Yes, that's me.

Phil, that's a regional term used to describe a vehicle's differential.

Bolts nombered 18 are removable but usually rusted in place, the ones I removed were so badly pitted that they had to be welded to fill the pits and then lathe turned to restore them to serviceable condition.

I believe they were used at the factory to move the frame along the assembly line but have no facts to back up that statement. No one I have ever talked to actually knew what they were for. I offer this as my opinion only.

You will see in these shots there are three #8 nuts with the lever located between the right and center ones outboard of the spring.

Here you go.

Check out this site, might give you an idea what the mount is worth. BMGParts.com / Home Page - BMG Parts & Accessories

Looks good, nice MG mount.