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My M37-B1 was finally ready for its first parade! I got it done just in time for my hometown 40th anniversary parade. The enclosed picture was taken by a friend and isn't the best quality, but it was nice to have! Update, 01/07/2006 :arrow: I just came across a better picture of my...

Steel Soldiers members, I would like to take this opportunity to ask the members of the Steel Soldiers Forum for help! The new forum has many new features and updates, and the cost of maintaining the forum has increased. If the members can step forward and help us out with a donation, it...

Asleep at the Wheel! Erik, I stand corrected! I thought that the Reo was the first M35! :oops:

Old Yeller? Kenny, It sure is pretty, but you better get some O.D green paint, so you can hide it from your wife! :wink:

Dodge M37 owners, I posted an exploded view of the master cylinder over in the Technical Article section. If anyone has the Tech manuals for the M37 and is willing to post them in the Technical Manuals section, I would appreciate it!

Steel Soldiers members, It would appear that the ability to add attachments wasn't working! The problem has been identified and corrected! You should be able to add attachments now, by going to the gray tool bar towards the bottom of the page and selecting the POST REPLY bar! You should...

Studebaker US6 Eric, The Studebaker US6 was the 2 1/2 ton truck that was made in Indiana during WWII. There is a great article in the August issue of Military Vehicles magazine. Someone either has the wrong date or the wrong truck! :?:

Choices, Choices! Kenny, Well, that sweet little Deuce wrecker is calling to you! You don't see too many of those around! I know what I would do..........send a picture of the Deuce wrecker when you get it! :wink:

Bows? Mike L. Thanks for the heads up! I will keep an eye on the auction! 8)

Bows? Mike L. Thanks for the heads up! I will keep am eye on the auction! 8)

Oil? mhb285, The air compressor on the engine is lubricated by the engine oil in the crankcase. The airpack should be lubed with tool oil once a year. If you need instuctions on where and how to lube the airpack, just ask! :?:

Scarce parts Hookin1, Thanks for checking for the M37 parts! I'll keep looking! :arrow:

CGarbee, Thanks for the pictures! I hope to find the correct part to get the bed wood project started! I do have the six stake pocket posts and the front bracket for the headache rack. I am still missing the elusive troop seat brackets that mount down in the bed. They seem to be very scarce...

Great pictures! CGarbee, Thank you for the excellent pictures! I was at a loss to find good clear pictures of the correct cargo bows. I have the 6 stake pocket uprights, and the center bracket for the wood across the front, but there looks like a metal strip that attaches tp the front corner...

emmado22, The M101 trailer bows ARE NOT the correct ones for the M37! They won't work, and will damage the canvas on the M37. I will keep looking for the correct ones, and thanks for information!

Gentlemen, I am looking for the three cargo bows for my M37-B1! If anyone has a line on where I can find them. please let me know! :!:

emmado22, I just sent him an e-mail, but I don't expect to hear back until after the weekend!

Cargo Bows The M37 cargo bow corners have the bolts on the side of the corner so they do not touch the canvas! I am looking for the M37 cargo bows! If somebody knows where I can find them, please let me know!

M37 Bows? emmado22, Do you know if he has the bows for the M37? They are the same size as the M101 trailer, but the corner pieces are different! :?:

mangus580 I am using DOT-4 cuz it is just a little bit better the DOT-3, as per the discussion the was mentioned by CGarbee.