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Certainly, a pic would help, but it sounds like you have the cckw top that was adapted early on for M37 use. They have an extension added to the front and sides to mate to the windshield and doors and then an added piece at each rear corner to fit the back of cab. Also, they use some wood pieces...

I just got a glimpse of a field full of rusty sheet metal in eastern WA last sunday, but didn't have time to turn around and check it out. I found it on Google Earth, but can't figure out how to link to the spot. If you start at Toppenish,WA and go south on Hwy. 97 a short distance you'll see...

Hi all. I finally got some pics of the tank out of my M101a1. It is virtually identical to my M37 tank except it is plastic instead of steel. I was told that this trailer had 2 generators mounted in it. Also, the sending unit on the M37 tank is in a different spot. In the 3rd pic, you can see a...

I used the bolt type puller described in the first post. I just drilled and tapped 2 holes 180 degrees apart and it came off pretty easily, but I had sprayed penetrant on it several times for about a week. As mentioned, be sure to put the nut on to protect the shaft threads.

OK-we have to see those pics if possible! Sound very interesting. Thanks. Ted

I took this poor quality polaroid pic in probably about 1980 in Salem,OR. They had cleared out an old defunct wrecking yard to make room for a street widening and this was the last thing left there when I went by. I wish I'd taken more pics! I remember seeing the data plates for the half...

Looks great! Do you have an original mount or is it something you fabbed? I've been wanting to get a close up look at an original and it would be great to find one this close.

Great find! Look up Military Media on the web and get the cd that has all the manuals for the M37 series. It's the best $20 you'll spend on your truck. Have fun.