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Good advise. No hurry at all. I’ve been working this deal for a cpl years. Finally happened. Believe it or not. Nobody in the family wanted this truck. I offered em a barter and they took it. Good people.

Good advise and thanks for the welcome. I’m going to try and do 100% of the work myself. W help from you all. Of course!

Tough crowd!! Today I went to take the back wheels off and try and free em up. Brakes are locked up solid. My snap on cordless didn’t have enuf ass to take the lug nuts off. Didn’t have air. When I get it home monday, I’ll bust out the oxy acetylene and heat em up good. Make em my bitch! I...

Just want to check in w you guys. I have many many questions. Im quite sure im in the right place for advice or an ass chewing which ever comes first!! My journey begins with getting this m201b1 1962 back on the trail!! Thanks for letting me hang out!!

Thank you! I think I did well also. I’m making the seller a nice smoker/bbq in trade . Yes just about 500 made. I’ll do my best to give this truck the love it deserves for its service to our country. Peace!

I’ll have to look into the welding generator. That’s be cool to have. I have a welding business and this will be my new road/farm/mobile repair truck. Can’t wait!

im thinking it is the linesman model. It’s really solid dispite the missing box door. I think I can make one fairly easily. All 4 corners are straight.! Going today to get the rear wheels unstuck from 40 years of sitting. Bring her home! Thx again!

Awesome guys thanks for the welcome. It actually cranks over but no spark. Pulling distributor checking points next. Have juice to distributor. I don’t actually have it home yet just pulled it out of barn yesterday.

Howdy folks thought I’d drop in and sign up to your awesome website. Somehow I’ve managed to get myself a barnfind m201b1 m37 1962. Not quite sure which direction to go yet. A good cleaning first then get a game plan. A lot to think about. Thanks for allowing me aboard!! Have to thank my friend...