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acetomatoco
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RE: Duece Top
Hard or soft?
Hard or soft?
nattieleather
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Kinda missed what he wrote there huh ace? I believe if I'm reading correctly that he said hardtop.
Don't know if you could make that fit.
Kinda missed what he wrote there huh ace? I believe if I'm reading correctly that he said hardtop.
Don't know if you could make that fit.
67Beast
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Why not just track down a M37 hard top instead of cutting a deuce one? They will probablly cost you about the same. And if you already have the deuce top, sell it and use the money to buy the m37 top.
acetomatoco
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Sleeping I was, I guess... hardtop kinda means hardtop for sure.. I imagine it would be a chore and the $700 deuce hard top would be lost... Putting an original top on the M37 will enhance the truck's value more than with a hokey top. There would be the side fastener issue with the use of a soft one, too.
Sleeping I was, I guess... hardtop kinda means hardtop for sure.. I imagine it would be a chore and the $700 deuce hard top would be lost... Putting an original top on the M37 will enhance the truck's value more than with a hokey top. There would be the side fastener issue with the use of a soft one, too.
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Top Conversion?
TACMED,
There are two hard tops that will fit the M37. The original was an Arctic Top with a sliding rear window. The second was a WWII CCKW hard top that has an oval rear window and was fitted with an adapter kit.
If you have access to a Deuce hard top and want to see if it will work, go for it!
TACMED, if you would like to see a picture of the CCKW top, let me know and I will send you a picture of my 63' M37-B1 with that top.
Lets keep the posts nice and friendly out here so we can all learn something new!
TACMED,
There are two hard tops that will fit the M37. The original was an Arctic Top with a sliding rear window. The second was a WWII CCKW hard top that has an oval rear window and was fitted with an adapter kit.
If you have access to a Deuce hard top and want to see if it will work, go for it!
TACMED, if you would like to see a picture of the CCKW top, let me know and I will send you a picture of my 63' M37-B1 with that top.
Lets keep the posts nice and friendly out here so we can all learn something new!
nattieleather
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RE: Top Conversion?
Isn't Vintage power wagons making a repro hard top?
Isn't Vintage power wagons making a repro hard top?
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RE: Top Conversion?
Hey LH, Glad to see you are still around! Hadn't seen you post in a long time.
Hey LH, Glad to see you are still around! Hadn't seen you post in a long time.
Longhunter7
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SandBaggin'
ARMADA,
Thanks for the post! I'm still out here, just keeping an eye on things!
Still working on the M37-B1. Running good and almost there!
ARMADA,
Thanks for the post! I'm still out here, just keeping an eye on things!
Still working on the M37-B1. Running good and almost there!
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I have a fiberglass M-37 hardtop over in NY state, I will sell it for $100 but I will need to have it picked up, I can't ship it. JT
I have a fiberglass M-37 hardtop over in NY state, I will sell it for $100 but I will need to have it picked up, I can't ship it. JT
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I know this is a 3 year old thread....
But in the 80's the M-37 that my fire crew had at work used to have a deuce hardtop fitted to it with re-bar robs welded to the inside. I checked out a picture I found in the bosses office (will post it if anyone else chimes in here) and it was pretty WIDE on the cab.
But in the 80's the M-37 that my fire crew had at work used to have a deuce hardtop fitted to it with re-bar robs welded to the inside. I checked out a picture I found in the bosses office (will post it if anyone else chimes in here) and it was pretty WIDE on the cab.
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Ironically I have been looking into the same retrofit, I measured out a M35 top and this is a doable mod. I located a cheap top so when I start doing the chop I'll post the cuts and progress when I start. I have been looking for a artic top for about 2 years with no luck, the GMC top sucks, I know that is what I have right now on my truck and I hate the thing.
Eric..
Eric..