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That is the data tag (punched into the block) Its a T 214 engine out of a WW2 Dodge truck, 238 Cubic Inches. Bert

That is a great looking bike. Congratulations! Bert

Here is my 1985 M1009 radio truck. Bert

Thermostat should be a 180* F Stant PN 13928. Depending on ambient air temp I have seen operating temperatures of 200* F. They do reference a 160* F thermostat also but I have seen this cause allot of condensation in the crankcase from not letting the engine get warm enough to burn it off. (As...

Welcome to the site. Bert

I have a copy from Sid Beck that I will dig out this evening. I will scan it and send it to you, if you PM me your email address. Bert

How about an after action report? (pictures) Bert

Very nice layout................but no liquid refreshment cooling chamber? :doh: Bert

M37 Rim, you should be able to locate one easily. Bert

I don't recall seeing anything like that in or on a T245 ending. Bert

Get an axle off an M101A2, this will match the M880 rim style / tubeless, better tire selection and you can upgrade the tongue for surge brakes. Bert

Tubeless rims are available but you better be seated when you get the price for one. (Look up GKN and search 5 hole Budd centers) I believe that as long as you are careful and inspect / clean all of the rim components when you have them disassembled the split / lock ring rim works great. I have...

Great link, don't know how I missed this post. Bert

The socket is an easy one............Axle spindle nut socket for Dodge M37 is what you are looking for. You should also purchase the Budd lug wrench and bar for the 1.5" lug nuts. http://www.vintagepowerwagons.com/pdf/parts/group23-04-10-15.pdf Rims are the same as used on the M37. Vintage...

Very nice looking trailer. Bert

Nice job Bert

Great lineup of vehicles, excellent job. Bert

Very good idea. Bert

Dodge M37 Bert

John @ Midwest Military had the correct ones in stock last time I talked to him. Bert