M37 Powerwagon Wheels

[rob love]

I saw more than a few of the mechanics (usually Sr NCOs) who I worked with get posted from Shilo to Wainwright. Not sure if the Wainwright posting was to gradually re-integrate them back into the real world, or as further punishment as a result of some previous mis-deed towards the career managers. I also saw a few of them quit the service when the Wainwright posting came up. So perhaps there is a place worse than Shilo. Guess I'll never know, I am a lifer. The vehicle lineup out back is now too long to ever economically move, and the quonset hut/workshop would be hard to replace.Besides, I get free sand for sandblasting in the summer.

[Mike Baker]

Lang,

Just sent you an email regarding an M37 rim for sale on Craigslist....

Mike

[Lang]

Mike,

Great lead. I bought the wheel and it is on its way!

Thanks

Lang

[Casey B]

Yes Rob the only real dessert in Canada. No tree hugging here...now it's bike lanes! ^&%$#@^& Bikes!

[maple_leaf_eh]

Originally Posted by Casey B

Yes Rob the only real dessert in Canada. No tree hugging here...now it's bike lanes! ^&%$#@^& Bikes!

You don't want dessert in the desert.

Only desert? There are several sand deserts in Saskatchewan, and almost all of the arctic is by definition a desert. And, to keep on topic, I drove an M37 three-quad in Alert in the late 1970's. Love that wide shift pattern!

[Casey B]

Okay okay so I don't use spell check...But there were no camels in Sask like there was in Manitoba? And dessert would be fine in a desert as long as it was cool and drinkable...?
Still no fricken bike lanes!

[rob love]

I have had dessert in the desert. One time I didn't like the dessert, so I left it there. I guess you could say I deserted my dessert in the desert.