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I would loose the winch, regardless of anybody's opinion, if it was correct, I'd keep it. Nearly everything you remove is worth good $$, swapp/sell it for armor purchases. JMHO,

MD, you need a rear cross member?

MD, I have a non winch bumper, yours for the asking, P/U only. It's not perfect, but it's real solid? I'll post a pic if I still have one. I can't make it to the barn, as I'm nursing a wrenched knee/torn meniscus.

Don't forget "OTTO"!

My 37 has a 1943/44 French rebuild in it, so not much help.

Seem Straight Enough Nice looking truck MD, is that Cabel's back yard? Anything I can help w/just give me a shout.

I was wondering the same thing?? :ditto:

Looks & sounds great, now I'm really jealous!

Hey vtdeucedriver, Quick ?, I'm guessing that you have just assembled your bed, mine has been off for a while, (two years, un-assembled) does the bed floor go first, then the rear up-right, then the sides? I just can't seem to remember?? BTW, Your rig looks great! TIA, :grd:

I thought I was going to get to say that! [thumbzup]

That is some "boat anchor"! What about your temp gauge? I'll check the list and find out the # for the thermostat. BTW, The "List" is over on the Robi's g-741 page.

Nice catch STSCSS, Congrats, It's probable mechanical, (gland) threaded into the rear of the head. Just behind the dipstick is the location of mine temp gland. (shiny brass knipple) The bracket hold the Standard Military Purolator Oil Filter. (not installed at the moment as well as the starter)...

Looking great, Bryan Sage has done all of a lot of favors & lent a bunch of hands where they were really needed! Keep pluggin' away, you might be earlier than the end of July? 2cents

Looking Good Come a long way so far, so good! Your gonna like them locking hubs!

What papabear said, a Power Wagon should work, if not move to the East Coast? :ditto:

Great Catch Looks like plenty of go, don't forget to go thru the the brakes!! Go easy on the pipe too!

From inside the tank? I have a few from my VFW Post.

Foto Shoot That would be a very cool foto shoot! That is a locomotive in/on your low-boy isn't it?

Mine is, or was 1/2 choke, no accelerator. I am going to fire it up this week after a two year tear down........to be continued! :beer:

The other link was the wrong link, this one is it! M37 Utility Truck WW2 Dodge 3/4-ton M37 Vehicle Manuals Good Luck,