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Here is a pic of what I am talking about as far as the shattered glass is concerned. [/img]

Sir, I want to thank you for all the information you have posted on your website. What a wonderful source for information! That being said; I am in the process of buying replacement gauges for my M37. The glass on all of them (actually it looks and feels like thick plastic), is shattered. I...

Thanks, guys. And thanks Longhunter for the good explanation.

Okay great. But now the $64,000 question.... What part am I missing??? My truck has the bracket on the dash where the backside of the glove box knob hits when it is in the closed position. The only thing hitting the little bracket is the head of the screw that is holding the knob onto the door. aua

I bought four Dzuz clips thinking they were used on the hinge of the glove box to help "spring" the door closed. Now I find out they are used on the dash for the instrument cluster. :( So, how in the world do you keep the glove box door from falling open? Thanks!

Excellent. Thanks, CGarbee

Thanks, fellas.

Did our beloved trucks come with rear view mirrors? Mine doesn't have one, and it doesn't look as if it ever did. Also, where is the high beam indicator loacated at on the dash? Mine doesn't appear to have that littel doo-dad either. :?

It was pretty good. Hopefully it will continue to grow. Next year I'm taking my M37 out to the event center. (7 miles from my house). :)

Thanks, Sgt. I live on the other side of the mountain. Front Range... little town called Loveland, fifty miles north of Denver.

Thank you, Longhunter. I very much appreciate that!

Bucket is gone as I no longer have a leaking radiator. :)

YEEEEE-HAWWWWW! Just picked up my 1953 M37. Pics to come soon. Probably tomorrow.

Google is your friend. Do a search using Car Transporters. You'll come up with a million of them to cchoose from. They will even give you online quotes.

My 1969 Plymouth Roadrunner had the left and right hand threads too.

Is the name Braden? Sorry, right now I can't seem to remember what the brand name of the M37 winches were.

Thanks, Longhunter. :)

Been doing so much lookin around in here and now I can't find the page with the serial number/registry information. Anyone care to help me out? Thanks

Ok first off, I picked up my M37 today. Drove it home and started going through it. Here is what I know about it so far. 1. There is a heater (?) of some type underneath the front seat. 2. There is some type of radio (?) in the engine compartment on the left side of the firewall. 3. Wipers are...