Any M37 with a 318 engine in it?

[318cu.in.]

Sorry for the dumb question, but is there a way to search the M-Series Dodge panel for M37 equipped with a 318 cu in engine? Thanks.

[W_A_Watson_II]

What do you mean by "search the M-Series Dodge panel"?

I've as others have, installed a 318 in my M37, and there is some info on the Kit Ray used to sell here: 1952-1968 M37 Small Block V8 Conversion

[318cu.in.]

I should have referred to the "M-Series Dodge — M37, M42, M43, V41, M601 forum"

Thanks for the link, W_A_Watson_II. This is a good starting point. I am looking for info on the PWA forum on the installation of a 318 cu in engine in a 1952 M37. This is a long shot. The truck is more parts than truck : no engine, no transmission, no front bumper, missing one half of the windshield, no seat and severe rust in the bed. As you read this, it is several hundred kilometers away from me, in a neighbouring province. But the seller is ready to go through a lot of trouble so the truck ends up in the hands of a Dodge fan. Hard to believe, but the truck still has troop seats. My hearth pounds as I visualize having my first flat fender, right here in he driveway. Yes, I might kick myself later on as I realize all that needs to be done. But I'm a patient man.

About my search, I was trying with the key words "M37 " and "318", but I didn't get any results. I might be set for a lesson in searching the PWA forums. And you can call me Daniel. Thanks again for the link.

[Gordon Maney]

Look in the archives, too, as most of the content is there. You have access as a subscriber.

You can also search the site by using a string like this on Google:

318 site:powerwagonadvertiser.com

That will search for 318 on this site.

Substitute other terms for 318 like conversion.

That would be conversion site:powerwagonadvertiser.com

[bones1]

A guy on Steel Soldiers has a nice 318 with disc brakes for sale.
http://www.steelsoldiers.com/vehicle...ustom-m37.html

[318cu.in.]

Came in at 10:00 at night two weeks ago - my first ff Power Wagon

No engine, no transmission. Rear axles have been pulled off but I bet they are the pair of loose axles that came with the truck.

[Frank USMC]

Bones
I just bought that M37 on Steelsoldiers. Trying to get it here now.
One of the few, Frank USMC RET