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I'm in Plaquemine, if you ever head towards Baton Rouge.

From the museum’s Facebook page

My son and I took the M37 to the Regional Military Museum in Houma, LA yesterday. Had a great time talking to all the veterans who had history with the truck while in Vietnam.

Mardi Gras 2023

This might help

Will finish bolting it up tomorrow.

I almost Here is the number for the particular shield we will be using Gunner shield-12484846

That's the exact reason I am trying to find out the height. I need to know if we will have to remove the shield in order to park it inside the shop.

Does anyone know the height at the top of the chicken shield when it is mounted on the turret? pic for reference

Have you done any Elvis art?

Had a great time in a local festival parade this morning supporting a great guy who is running for state senate. He is a Marine combat veteran so we had the globe and eagle flying.

Here is a link detailing my efforts from originally getting the truck to title/registration https://www.steelsoldiers.com/threads/registering-ex-military-vehicle-in-louisiana.211611/

I enjoy seeing the pics of the different stages of the build.

I wanted to share my experience with everyone concerning getting my M37 registered and titled in Louisiana and a little history of my restoration. It started about 4.5 years ago now that I took a trip to Alabama to get a 1954 M37 that did not have a title (Alabama does not issue titles to...

If you ever come across plans for an M37, please let me know.

These are so cool. Always wanted to get into scroll work when my shop was still a woodshop and not full of metal working/ MV parts . Which saw are you using? I made these for my kids years ago. I used my cheap craftsman scroll saw on several parts of these guns.

Road trip??? Let me know!!

Thanks