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What has happened to the pictures in the rest of the site. Looked at one of my posts from last weekend and it says there are attachments but nothing shows up. Tried to post new pictures and was told they where in the wrong format but jpg is listed as a valid format. Looked at other posts with...

TM 9-2320-361-20 page FP-1 wiring diagram shows two wires on the heater fan motor. It doesn't give colors but shows one used as a quote ( ground lead to chassis body or engine, bolted connection) Hope this helps.

Thanks for the numbers!

Thanks for the information on the bulbs!

There are several threads about this discussion that go into detail about where to hook them up and the advantages or disadvantages of this style of heater vs those that install directly into the block. Would be worth looking them up. Happy hunting!

Great truck! Thanks for the information on your modifications. Look forward to seeing what else you have planed.:grd:

That is one sweet truck. Often thought about doing that with a M35A2. [thumbzup]

Thanks again. I have several chevy pickups from the mid 70's to the mid 80's so I just need to choose a donor. May be able to make a template from the pickup firewall to aid in locating the heater unit in the M35A2.

Keep us posted. Thanks

Thanks for the info concerning the cab heater. What year was the pickup it came from?

Great looking truck! Noticed the cab heater in the first picture. Is it something you installed and if so what did it come from.

I second the motion..... Please keep us posted . Thanks

Sounds like 42 is a fair price to me. Paid close to that for mine without a winch, bows, or canvas. Go for it and have fun while you are at it. There are lots of knowledgeable members here willing to answer your questions. :grd:

Thanks again! Any idea what a fair offer would be for this M37. Seems to be fairly solid but I would rebuild the brakes and replace all four tires if I did acquire it. As is it is good for lea surly jaunts around town or close to home.:driver:

Manny thanks for the help! Here is a rundown of how the project went. First thing I did was to drain the fuel tank and blow out or at least try to blow out the fuel lines. The line was plugged so I used a six gallon boat fuel tank to initially get it going. (Like to use boat gas tanks with...

Greetings from North Dakota! Got a call last night that led to todays project. Seems a local individual has a 1954 M37 that needs some attention. Well long story short version is that they asked a local shop to work on it but where told they didn't have time but the mechanic gave them my phone...

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Has any one tried this on a Duce ?

Found a new muffler at a local farm estate auction a while back that was the same diameter as my M35A2 exhaust. Removed the straight pipe and it fit right in. Only had to weld a piece of slightly modified angle iron on the bottom to secure it like the original pipe. Made a huge difference. My...

My truck has a tag on the oil dip stick with 15-40 stamped on it. Here in North Dakota that is what I plan to use. Maybe year round depending on how cold it gets this winter and if I have room in the garage to park it for the cooler months.:)