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I was finishing stripping any usable parts from the remnants of a old 53 or 54 M-37, first time i have actually scrapped a MV. sad :-( i dont like it. any way, on the motor, the hub on the front of the crank when i removed it i realized that it is made of brass, or bronz at a glance i dont...

I know someone will say hey need pics, but my curiosity is beating the camera to the draw I just got a parts truck for a good price with some great parts for my truck :grin:, and one of the things on the engine is a air cleaner housing that looks very similar to mine but it has 3 wing nuts...

could be odd question, but maybe not. I am about to start the sand blast process on my M-37 frame and was wondering about the right combo of primer to paint I wont be able to do it all at one time and well probably multiple times, time and temps permitting as to how often. what primer can i use...

I know I am still a ways from doing the paint on my MV, but i have to know if there is right or wrong or just the military doing what it always does. :cookoo: The hood star on the M-37 i am restoring had the star point to the cab and the parts truck i got has the hood star point to the grill...

I am going to ask something and i hope it wont cheez anybody off. I am in the middle of redoing my M-37b1 and well the whole brake system needs to be replaced, solid and flex lines and all. well i was wondering if there were any civilian equivalent for the master cylinder and wheel cylinders...

hey i know it will be a bit till i get down to doing wireing on my M-37 but i keep looking at this thing . I know its a rectifier and it came with the truck, I have found it mounted between the grille and the radiater in some pictures i have seen. I even found it mentioned in a TM sometjhing...

After going belly up and selling my M-38a1 and most of my WWII gear some years ago, I was finally able to by another vehicle a M-37b1. bought it mid restoration from a old retired Airborn fella. here are some pics on the day me and my sone got her home. already have motor cranking now have to...

Evening my fellow MVers, I have a request of any of you folks with Viet Nam era vehicles. Here in Kent county Delaware the Viet Nam Veterans are getting a memorial park done in Dover. I am looking for a couple of vehicles done to Viet Nam specs to come to 1 the ground breaking ceremony which...

ok, we see alot of stuff to help out the diesels but what about us gasers, is the best we can do is add white lightening or is there some other thoughts that are cost effective. youres at arms Doc

it appears our little band of Vets are going to get those 2 deuces but the real question is in a worst case and the transmissions sre shot what are we looking at for a complete rebuild and how available is parts to be had. youres at arms Doc

hidey ho folks im new to this site and it seems i have found youall in time. this past weakend me and 2 buddys went to look at 2 old deuces. a 1952 with a 3 digit S/N and a 1954 with a 5 digit S/N. both GMCs with a auto trany, cab and bet metal in pretty good shape, as best as we could see the...