rizzo
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I am thinking of buying this truck. I have always wanted a M37
here is the info:
value????
here is the info:
value????
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citizensoldier
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Not original winch or front bumper.. I would say 2K would be a good price... What year is it? Is it a B1?
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looks good not the right winch and front bumper I dont think it is a B1 model
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Looks like the orig. 24 volt generator and the fan belt have been replaced with non standard parts also it has civ. plugs and wires. Is it 12 volt? 2K sounds about right.
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My uncle has one, would you like someone to go look at it with ya?
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Not a B1, as there are no bolts or bolt holes forward of the driver's door to indicate a door-mounted spare tire carrier, which was on EVERY B1. 2k sounds right to me. Go over there, take a look at it, drive it some, and go from there.
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Definitely not a B-1....the ff's have seen better days.
12 volt for sure, looks like a by-pass over the water pump & a hose to no where on the passenger fender well?
12 volt for sure, looks like a by-pass over the water pump & a hose to no where on the passenger fender well?
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Bruce, the hose to no where might belong to that heater? under the glove box.M-37Bruce said:
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Looks like some Airforce blue on the air cleaner and maybe on the floor in the cab... Its a good start.. Offer $1500 and go from there.
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The fuel pump has probably been swapped out too. It would take a lot to put it back, even close to original. Depends on what you want it for.
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Someone has done an awful lot of modifying as others have mentioned. The professionalism of these modifications will determine how dependable the truck will be, and how satisfied you will be with it. The left front headlight mount at the fender looks quite shaky. If you lose ground to these, you will burn out bulbs with regularity. Since the heater is disconnected, it can be assumed to have a bad core. As was said by others, it depends on what you are wanting the truck to be. If you want a more original truck, you might be better off to look for another one at a slightly higher price which would be more dependable and easier to get parts for. However, if you are good at mechanic work and have a limited budget, you might find it fits for you. Just have both eyes very open as you look at it, and ask a lot of questions. I would say the $1500 range is right.
Regards Marti
Regards Marti
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Definitely start at $1500. If it's been rewired... lets just put it this way, I've completely taken the front end of my truck apart and put it back together, and I still haven't undone more than 1/2 of all the South-Carolina-Swamp-engineering that has been done to it in the past.
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thanks guys
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$1,500 sounds right, Carter, I did miss the dash/heater. Ken 's, vfd's & swamp mods take forever to undo.
Good Luck rizzo,
Good Luck rizzo,
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I have a 1963 M-37 I would like to sell