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Nice!
Thanks for posting those pics. It looks in pretty good shape for a 60+ yr old truck. I neglected to mention that for some parts, you can contact Brian Asbury. Brian is a member here. He still has some M37 bits. South of the border, its John Bizal at Midwest Military, Adirondack Dodge, and Vintage Power Wagons. If your friend doesn't have a manual, I have a Canadian Repair Manual that could get copied for him. Most US M37 manuals are available for download on line. Let me know if you want the links sent...
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