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I bid on one.. They fought over it until 7:30 and it ended at $6100... Still a good price but to rich for my blood.. So someone bought them all?? Greedy buggers!:wink:

Here are a few off the top.. I will dig up more when I have time.. Its my understanding that not to many were actually used or saw use in the Korean war.. But I could be wrong I have no proof just rumor.. Most of the pictures I have of the Korean war we UN countries are using leftover WWII...

I think its pretty bad if you have to use a landing craft to move your woman guys. Now that is video I would pay good money to watch.

I knew I should have kicked it off the trailer! I was sad to see it go in its nice new complete crate.. :cry:

I started a new thread on Toyota military trucks Sas.. We can maybe find out more about them on there..

The only info I can find on that truck is it was built by Toyota and is in Pakistan. I know Toyota built versions of the M37 from the 50's to 60's with both diesels and gas engines but that is all I know about them.. Pretty cool huh! :-D Maybe someone will see it and knows the story and has more...

Or a white Toyota!!:-D

Ernie has listed some very good info folks..Thank you it has been saved and printed. I am not sure you can compare these unless you were comparing two brand new engines on a dino or in the same truck and trans combo.. To many variables that could effect the outcome like valve lash, engine...

Well if you plan on having a M37 some day I would pull it ,fill the cylinders,wrap it up and set it in your storage shed..:wink: Did you look at that site? We should be able to identify it if the numbers are on it. I have seen a few that the numbers were missing though.

Flathead Six Engine Numbers

Probably poppop! Get the numbers off the block and I can tell you what it is. I think they made a 237 and 251 Spitfire also but most likely its the 265 in a D500.. The others were mostly car engines if my two brain cells are correct. Does it have a dump bed? If so it might have the same 5 speed...

Just some random pictures. Not all trucks in them are mine..

Hey 319 you want to buy a welder genset for that rig? I have two extra.. Nice truck!

Looks like Zak filled you in on most points. My Canadian is the same as his as far as just new motor mounts drilled in the frame and the radiator moved forward. No changes in the hood or sheet metal in anyway. I try and save any old flatheads I can they are getting VERY scarce exspecially the...

Stock rims work great for them.. You will need radial tubes and flaps. International Tube and Tire out of TX is the best I have found both in knowing what you need and price.. you will be happy with them tires they are awesome..

I have the front of a deuce frame that was cut off a scrapped truck for the front springs. I was thinking it would not take much to put some heavy rollers on it and build some type of rotisserie.. Just my 2 cents.. Thoughts on the matter?

How is all your U joints on the short shaft and the other two?

Why not aluminum spacers? Somewhere I have seen a picture of a M887 in the desert during the first gulf war.. Cant find it..

Like Dave P said not current due to camera failure but they are all in the snow.:-D

You might be on to something Maxim.. Whats that saying "everything old becomes new again". I would think I died and went to heaven if I could walk down to the dealership and buy a brand spanking new M37!... man what a thought... If I was a plant owner thats what I would be doing.. buying up any...