Dodge M37 1963 Military Power Wagon Very Nice Condition With Perfect Body M-37 on 2040-cars
The Dalles, Oregon, United States
You are bidding on a very nice very straight original Dodge M-37. It is in the perfect condition for an easy restoration. The motor turns over easily but is missing the plug wires so I cant confirm that it runs. I have most of the pieces that are missing including the drivers seat, in-bed troop seats, gauge cluster and lots of spare parts. This truck was the pride of the Mosier Fire Dept. in Oregon after its discharge from the military. They took really good care of it and maintained it well. It has been sitting since they took it out of service around 2004 but ran and drove perfect then. It was never titled but I have paperwork from the fire dept. that you can use to get one, I had to do this on two different m-37's from the same fire dept. and haven't had a problem getting titles. I can also help load it or arrange shipping. If you have any questions please ask before bidding. Good Luck!!! |
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