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I have decided to sell my 1954 green M37. With a rebuilt 1962 M37B1 I finally decided I will never get around to finishing the green one. To many projects and to much going on in my life. The 1954 comes with a NC title, has been sand blasted to bare steel and frame powder coated and the body has been Dupont Corlar primed and painted the appropriate gloss Imron for a mid 1950s Marine truck. It has a new Midwest Military bed floor on it, new wood on the stake sides, 11 X 16 tires on lock ring rims with 4 wheel disc brakes (no brake lines installed yet), Marine protective guards on the taillights, locking hubs, hub guards, partially finished electrical harness and much more! All the big stuff that remains to finish is to drop in an engine, transfer case and transmission. I have all of those parts needed to finish. If you offer me the right price I have a spare engine and a few parts to go with it. I also have an M101 trailer with all the equipment to install disc brakes with a surge hitch set up (not yet installed. I am asking $6999.00 for the entire package, M37, M101, 2 engines, extra frame and some misc. bits You can see pictures of the truck (which is more finished now) if you go over to my album at http://g741.org/photogallery/main.php?g2_itemId=14288 You can also find pictures of the green M101.You can also poke around some of my other albums/pictures and see what I have for sale. Make me a fair offer close to my asking price and I will get very generous with including stuff. I am not interested in trading unless you have a mint condition early WWII Willys jeep but it must have a title and be in mint condition.
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M37 Marine military 1954 Dodge Power Wagon and M101 military
Truck is now listed on Ebay see it at:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/281673330735?ss ... 1558.l2649
additional pictures still at http://g741.org/photogallery/main.php?g2_itemId=14288 -
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