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Took the M37 to Cheyenne Cruise Nights last night. They do it every Saturday in the summer to benefit a local charity (was Toys for Tots last night). Raised over $3,200.

Local custom sign store.

Custom made T4T decals done....

Well I figured I should finish the last little bit; winch is torn apart ready for cleaning and paint.

Yes, I still need to put it and the troop seats on.

The seat covers came from New Life Canvas. They are actually grey, the picture doesn't really show that. There's more seat pictures around posts 100-105.

Put in the firewall pad, last panels and shifter boot.

Well had to adjust the transfer case shift rod, then took it for it's first drive in 8 years. Moved it to storage at work and the M38 is now home in the garage. I'll get some pictures in the next couple weeks.

I don't know who exactly rebuilds them, but they came from Midwest Military. They look great. As soon as I called about the problem they knew exactly what was the matter and said they would deal with the warranty and I had these within a couple days. Very happy with their service!

So the rebuilt carburetor had a accelerator pump problem. Got its warrantied replacement in today! (along with a M38 carb)

I got it started right before Christmas break at the school. We go back Wednesday. Ordered a master brake kit for the M38, that is next!

It's alive!!!! Had to change the points to get it to fire up.[thumbzup]

Fixed a small leak with the brake light switch sensor and replaced the transmission top cover. Tomorrow I need to hook up the brake pedal spring and add gas; then try to start!! :beer:

Well we have an exhaust system and brakes! Plus, the transmission top cover arrived tonight! :naner:

Been a rough week! Coolant in---then leaks everywhere. :sad: Got that down to a super small drip that I can't pinpoint yet. Added Brake fluid, adjusted rear brakes, waiting for my power bleeder adapter for the Chevy master Cylinder. (should be here tomorrow) Adjusted the transfer case shift...

Actually, the plan for the truck is that it will be used for Toys for Tots during events here in Cheyenne. My wife is the Laramie County T4T coordinator.

Air cleaner, slave cable, battery cover, and more fluids added. Ordered an adapter for my brake bleeder. Hopefully brakes and running in next 2 weeks!

Batteries and cables in. Installed a battery cutoff switch. Fording cables, speedometer, and wipers hooked up. Need to paint and install exhaust, bleed and adjust brakes, install air cleaner-then start it up!

Harness 99% in and secured.:grin:

Well back at it. The harness from Vintage is mostly in. Rear harness is totally done, the front harness is installed (hooked up), but is not clamped in. I still need engine/trans fluids, adjust/bleed brakes, install exhaust, air cleaner and a few really minor tweaks.