M37 3/4 ton cargo truck, M42 command truck, M43 ambulance, V41 telephone maintenance truck, M601, and any variants

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Tinkerbell - My 1963 M37B1 - it was fun while I had her. - More info here -> http://www.myfj40.com/Diversions/M37.html

1953 Dodge M37 4x4

1953 Dodge M37

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Maryland Historic Military Equipment show, May 12, 2017

I believe its a Power Wagon. Rough shape.

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As I mentioned in previous posts, I still have pictures I'd like to share even though they're months old.  This is one I did a looonng time ago, I can't even remember when. I used OPI Ski Teal We Drop then used Konad image plates m37 for the flowers and m36 for the butterfly with China Glaze 2030 as my stamping polish :)

Dodge M37 Truck (1951-58) 3960cc Dodge T-245 Production 115838 Registration Number 269 XUT DODGE SET www.flickr.com/photos/45676495@N05/albums/72157623789157832 The Dodge M37 (G-741) is a three-quarter ton four-wheel drive truck. Introduced in 1951 to replace the Dodge WC-51, WC-52, and WC-54 trucks in U.S. service The M37 was used extensively by the United States Armed Forces throughout the Korean War. Variants included configurations as: the M42 command truck, V41 telephone maintenance vehicle, M43 ambulance, M152 enclosed utility truck, and R2 air field fire engine. This example is a M56 Tool Truck noted for its bumper-mounted winch Many Thanks for a fan'dabi'dozi 25,395,600 views Shot 09:06:2014 ar The Luton Classic Car Show, Stockwell Park, Luton REF 102-332

This great looking 1954 Dodge Power Wagon recently sold on eBay. It only has 49k miles with the factory 4-speed transmission and 383 Magnum V8 engine from the 1966-1968 model years. Between 1951 and 1968, 115,000 M37s were produced.

We're accustomed to Dodge M37s and Power Wagons looking rough around the edges, so the sight of this example wearing a few different colors and looking somewhat bruised isn't perceived as a big deal. However, it did experience an unfortunate event under the hood which may render it a bigger project than some may want...

1953 Dodge M37 Power Wagon