1953 Dodge M37 Military 3/4 Ton Pickup Truck on 2040-cars
Carrollton, Texas, United States
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Up for sale is my friend and fellow Wooden Boat Association member's 1953 Dodge M37 Military 3/4 ton pick up truck. It is in good shape. Everything works as it should. This is a 61-year-old vehicle and has no warranty. It has a straight 6, 230 flat head Chrysler engine. Comes with pioneer tools. Not perfect but very straight with a minor dings and no rust. 24 volt system with water-proof plugs and distributor. Paint is good. Tires are new. Brakes are new. 4WD works perfectly. All gauges work. All lights work. Owner installed tail lights from a 2 and a half military truck so they are very visible. This truck is street legal. It gets attention and a lot of remarks and questions. If you like talking to people, this is the vehicle for you. Vehicle has been stored inside since current owner has had it. All windows and glass are in good shape. The owner is a member of our Wooden Boat Association and has generously offered to contribute all proceeds above his Reserve to the club. So bid frequently and bid high! All proceeds above reserve benefit the Wooden Boat Association of North Texas. Bid now to own this rugged piece of military history!
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