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Welcome from the east coast! You'll be glad you joined but it will burn up a lot of your time. Not sure that is a bad thing.

Welcome from the east coast. You'll enjoy and learn a lot from this sight!

2 for 1 Vintage Iron and I, Cape Coastie, have done a tremendous amount of work on these two trucks in the past few months. Those included swapping hub adapters from my M923 to V.I.'s M936 before we removed his engine and trans and put it in my truck. We got mine up and operational and the...

Fixed mine too! Thanks Majortom for the great write up of fixing the door latches. Took my passenger side off my M923 and did the repair you did. Seemed to work and upon reinstalling after shutting the door several times it failed again. Took the latch back out for a better look. My latch had...

Welcome from Cape Cod! Where in Mass. are you located? Several military vehicle owners here.

Just did the same rod saturday Hey Rooster2001, I just did the same rod on my M923 on Saturday morning. First one I have ever done. Went pretty smoothly. Hardest part was the cotter pins as the other guys have said. I put the wood wedge on the forward end between the rod end, with nut on but...

Welcome from Cape Cod. Great to get into this hobby at such a young age and be able to share with your dad :cool:

2 for 1 Vintage Iron's M936 (also the donor for my engine/transmission) with my M923 on the hook prior to the engine swap.

Donor truck engine install Assisted in installing an Cummins 400 in the donor M936, see thread #2027. Lots of work for 2 guys but got in done in an afternoon. Can't wait to here it running. Lots of custom fab work to do now.

Had a torque rod pop off ! Luckily no real damage. Temp repair with a bfh and large ratchet strap. Got home safely. Now to check all the others and replace at least one rod. I will be able to procure some locally. While parked added some jacks, stands and tools to the tool box. Was going to...

I think I am coming! I think I will be coming:driver: for the first time with my new M923. See posts #1 and #18 in the following post,http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?140542-Newbie-from-Cape-Cod-and-new-M923-owner . Hope I get all the bugs worked out before then. Hope to see and meet...

Swapped in an engine, added a block heater and dual fuel mod. See pics at the below thread. http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?140542-Newbie-from-Cape-Cod-and-new-M923-owner

Welcome from Cape Cod, Taxachusetts. Hope your repairs go smoothly and you are up and running soon.

Engine swap complete So, I bought a 1984 M923 without an engine with the deal of getting a running engine out of a M936. Swap began last Saturday morning and went for 24 hours between sat. and sun. Monday was another 12 hours. Finished up between Tuesday and Thursday with another 6 hours. Had...

Blmyachtsales I live in Sandwich. I also work in the yacht industry.

Yes it is. That is where I will be doing the engine swap.

Datadawg thanks for the info. I may have to look him up soon. Let me know if you are in the area and need anything.

So I have been around this sight for awhile and owned a 1951 M37 about 20 years ago. I purchased a M105a2 back in Feb. I figured I needed something better to tow it with than my F150. Started looking and cruising all the auction sites. Found a 1984 M923 locally that didn't have an engine in it...

Here is my 1993 Turtle Mountain M105A2 when I picked it up at Fort Dix and when I got it home.

Nice M37. I had a 1951 and loved driving it. Converted all the lighting to 12 volt which was very easy and made getting parts a lot easier.