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Did you own the truck before or after moving to the neighborhood?

Whew! Had to re-read the post - noticed that you said 'sweating'; thought you said 'swearing'... :lol: 'Tanner'

Try contacting your local diesel injection specialists - they might offer quality injectors or have the option to check yours out. And skip any offers on '40+ HP increase' marine injectors. 'Tanner'

ncreb: 9.00-16 STA Superlugs apparently are getting hard to come by... word is that the STA Superlug molds may have departed the country & ended up in an Asian factory. The Budd rims used on the M37 & M101/A1 trailers are the same & still limit you to NDT's or the Superlugs in 9.00-16 size...

Interesting. I've always seen core/casting plugs installed concave to the outside/dome inward, and inserted with a bit of sealer. The design of the plug should have the plug dome facing inward so that the coolant pressure pushes outward against the dome, 'locking' plug into bore. Similar to...

Wow... it's just a pile of parts pieced together & called a truck. Civvy H1's are available to give you your fix... 'Tanner'

We should combine forces on this venture - I've been developing a new head for the 6.X engines - 4 cylinders per valve, with double-acting crumpet gudgeon springs, and an O-pipe from KaleCoAuto... O Pipe (Dual Exhaust) - $125.00 : KaleCoAuto.com, Your home for the rare, unusual, and hard to find...

Another automotive website I frequent has a section for 'Automotive Abortions' - photos of 'things automotive that should have never been done'. Wasn't there a similar Steel Soldiers 'Project Rejects' or 'Hall of Shame' thread at one time?? 'Tanner'

Just make sure that the end result looks 'sweet'... :whistle: 'Tanner'

When did you start selling the 200hp injectors? :drool: 'Tanner'

... so, a chick-Jeep will (sort-of) tow an M105 trailer. Who knew that Charles Darwin's present-day descendent would attempt such a thing. Was their Honda Civic tow vehicle in the shop? Because you CAN do it doesn't mean that you SHOULD do it. Borrowed trailer? I'd imagine that they borrowed...

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...OP might not be coming back. Welcome! 'Tanner'

...just bought one from SS member for $40.00 shipped. If you're buying, then you want it to be as cheap as possible. If you're selling, then you want it to be priced just this side of 'unrealistically wallet -draining'... SO... I'd say the range is anywhere from Free to 1 Trillion Dollars...

Wiring? Computers? Any speed sensor requirements for ECM/TCM to function? 'Tanner'

Camo paint job is nice on the Frito truck... :-P 'Tanner'

This is the point when it ceases to be an M37 - this is when you simply buy a CUCV. 'Tanner'

Hmmm... maybe I should push/drag my M37 up North to sell it... 'Tanner'

PB is in the ballpark for a M37 in this condition here in Central NC with no idea of engine condition. 'Tanner'

Price may be good for your area, but I have seen nice complete (all lights & wiring working, etc.) trailers go for well less than this. Not an insult to the seller, but location could make a difference on pricing. I've seen them range in price from $250 to $1250, depending on condition...