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To busy today Well I just pulled the batteries so maybe tomarrow she will roar to life. Here are some shots of what me and Opie notool were up to today. His wrecker fit in my garage with 8 inches to spare. Built the thing for M37's and a ocational deuce but not this darn 5 ton stuff.. Its huge!

I dont think its a military hard top but could be a very early version?This truck is a 1952 and was probably a fuel tanker origanaly. Would they have put a soft top on a fuel truck? Its in good shape and looks very close to a military one. Some of the aftermarket ones look hoky to me...

I think my M109 may be in heat? This big old red tanker truck stuck to her but all the way from Gaylord to Boyne today... :shock: I tried to shake it off but Russo's tow bar did a wonderful job. Thanks Rizzo if you read this. :D Dave and I did not use it for are adventure with the 5 ton...

Thanks for all the good advice guys. We opted for the trailer so it should be fine. Dave said a funny the other day on the phone. Really cracked me up.. Here is the quote. "Man!, we might wanna be a careful! We could get home and have two 440's!" If we took his tractor and it wouldnt roll there...

Getting closer Getting closer. Stage one complete they say

Put this on the 5 ton section so Dave P will see it and this rig will be for holding a 5 ton wrecker cab for a resto among other up an coming M37, M51, and M38 projects. Makes a good frame holder, cab holder, soon to be rotisary for frames too. Just wanted to share it.. Good ol Opie hard at it.

I wondered what the brackets on the passenger fender were for. Very very nice work. You thought it through and did in right.. My plan is to do something simular with mine only on the carpenter end of the scale. Would be nice to have two , one for each type of work. Very nice.. You have any of...

inside it nice and clean :roll:

Here is a real new one Lost out on this one. Very nice shape..A2

RE: another type Oops wrong picture. The other is video (wont work)but it was a A2 version of it like above with the welder in it. The striker was on the e-way too.

another type Saw this on the e-last year...

Have found 4 versions so far.. The one I posted is a early one with the old style parking brake levers. I have dont a little of research on them and found 4 basic styles depending on year and use. Carpenters, engineers,linemen,engine mechanic/welder fab type.. They seem to stay in the rear with...

That would be the front motor mount bracket 230/251 flathead for the M37. Bolts to frame and to a H shaped rubber mount on the engine block.

RE: Very Interesting... Me mean nahhh. Just happens when I see red man..I always think things through.. Hazardous to my health you say.. No worries I have a pretty good health plan never failed me before. Complete coverage on the truck and ocupants... just ribbing you a little, but I guess you...

soon to be home another picture of the smaller one

Been told you can do this with some type of kit. Can you still get them ? If so is it worth it? Just a wonderin.. Who, what where?

RE: It Is Home... But thats another story.. We will see you coming anyway... aua