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That's odd....there's an image of me in the windshield in the fourth pic...seriously! Great job on the recoveries. They both look great.:grd:

Holy ancient thread resurrection!!!! All I got is that the gulwing workshop is called a SEORTM. Olive drab has info for it on trucks (M811 and M944) but thats it...good luck.

Are you sure Meyers doesn't have anything? Seems they have plows for everything and anything...seen some weird setups before. Just be sure to post pics...

Subscribed. :jumpin: Correct me if I am wrong, but the Canadian M37s had 251s, did they not? If so, then it won't be too far out of the ordinary then, while still not common. Great saves all the way around. Its fun to see these trucks change hands over the years. PS- the white one didn't get...

Be VEWWY VeWWY QWIET! Buyin' WABBITS! :roll:

Wow that sucks, keep us updated.

OK, ancient thread revival....:shock: How has the "Agent Orange" power wagon-M37-truck worked out for you? Has it performed as well as you hoped? Just a little bump for follow-up...:)

WHOA!!! What's up? Deb has been waitin for this puppy right? I'm sure you have your reasons though...

For not having any snow, you have a heck of a snowball there, hehe.:beer:

It looks great Zout. I really had my doubts (sorry), but it turned out good. Now you need to go buy a bb or pellet gun, take it apart, and put it inside the replica.:beer::shock:

Carry on wayward son...there'll be peace when you are done. Good luck, and good hunting.

Keep us updated if you can then. Or if he doesn't. Good luck Jason!:beer:

OK, I know its an old thread, but I thought it could use a bump....is there anything else to add? Thanks for sharing Driver.

No prob, I'd rather be right and corrected, than left wrong.:D

Right, corrected. You know what I meant though...

It looks like he is not afraid to get it dirty, and also has this to haul around, according to a Pirate post. Another post said it was a WC-62/63 frame and stuff. Here is the post quoted: "I went to a Mopar show Sunday, and there was a perfecly restored Power Wagon WM 300 Tow truck there, but...

OK, I found these pics of it on Pirate4x4, of which I am not a member, I just googled... And here are the stats on the thing from the ad, since it is sold: 1952 Dodge Power Wagon Custom 6x6---Restoration completed in the spring of 2006. The truck has 8,000 miles on it. Engine: 1992 12 valve...

:shock: Sounds like you'll be lucky to make it to Christmas in one piece!!!

Why not start with a tractor then? M275 (2.5 ton), M52, M818...?

I would put the lift on, but thats me. Keep it up.