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  1. rtk

    1954 M37 Engine Bay

    I don't think anybody said not to buy it , just know what you are getting and what it would cost to make right , depends on what you want . There are a LOT of M37's around , I ALWAYS say BUY as MUCH truck as you can saves money in the long run .
    • rtk
    • Post #14
    • Forum: M37
  2. rtk

    1954 M37 Engine Bay

    I agree with Cobra 5 , probably a Civilian block , would explain the 12 volt conversion , if that's the case , it would bring the price down a LOT !
    • rtk
    • Post #8
    • Forum: M37
  3. rtk

    1954 M37 Engine Bay

    Looks to be the basic 12 volt conversion , all the Vent lines are gone , carb is from a civilian PW , figure in starter , generator , regulator , distributor , oil pump , gauges ? . Figure a wire harness , plus all sorts of bulbs . how is the sheet metal ? figure all this in the price as they say .
    • rtk
    • Post #5
    • Forum: M37
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