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  1. mkcoen

    Winch Frame

    This is my 3rd '57. You'd think I would have learned my lesson after the first 2. They make very little in the way of aftermarket for the '57-'60 Ford pickups. If it had been a '56 I could have built it from the frame up just with new parts. Makes me kind of glad to start working on an M37...
  2. mkcoen

    Winch Frame

    That's pretty amazing. My problem unfortunately is two fold. 1-This is my wife's truck. 2- I am forbidden to do anything that would keep it from being drivable for longer than 2 days. I'm trying to locate a parts truck that I can take apart and restore piece by piece and just swap over...
  3. mkcoen

    Winch Frame

    I think it caught it from all the rust on my "minor rust" purchase. Luckily the frame and running gear is in good shape. It does look like there was an electrical fire though. The right blackout drive wiring was burnt to a crisp and the brake switch connections are completely gone. I think...
  4. mkcoen

    Winch Frame

    Thanks. I just wasn't sure if one had notches or something like that. And I meant "non" in the original post not "none." I don't want nobody thinkin' I is illiterate.
  5. mkcoen

    Winch Frame

    What's the difference between the early 50's M37 winch frame versus none winch frame?
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