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Old 27-07-18, 12:16
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Just looking at the comparisons. The last two pictures are the tow hooks.
I have never seen a 3/4 ton U.S. Dodge weapons carrier with a rotating pintle hook. Only ever seen that on the T223 (WC62 and WC63)
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Old 27-07-18, 14:06
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The distributor top is, I believe, for an M37. The reason for no HT lead is that the coil (24 Volt) is within the ignition unit.
The M37 also has a rotating pintle hook.

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Old 28-07-18, 07:54
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Alex, thank you very much for the links! Very usefull.

For the distributor cap: M37 production started in 1951, also canadian M37CDNs where produced. The M37 used the same straight6 engine as it's WW2 predesessors.
The Dodge APT was produced in 1945 in 2 batches (of around 5000 each) I found out that the APT i have is from the second batch and these where, unlike the first batch, wadeproofed.
We never had M37 in the family so my only guess is that the norwegian army, my APT was used in, did an "upgrade" from the original wadeproof (round) distributor to the M37 wadeproof distributor. But...this one is 24V
Here is a photo i found on the net.
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Old 28-08-18, 16:11
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Hi Danny

the correct distributor cap for yor dodge is the one attached to this post

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Rob
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Old 29-08-18, 20:00
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Hello Rob,

Thank you for that excelent photo, i found a few different distributors and one of them is like this one.
Case closed
I do not see many photo's online regarding details of engine etc.
Are you doing a restauration? Looks like it
More photos like this are very appreciated!
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Old 17-09-18, 21:21
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Here are more photo's of Danny's APT:

https://photos.app.goo.gl/LTbkvpW23qNYivqg9

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Old 20-08-19, 16:45
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Hello Rob,

Thank you for that excelent photo, i found a few different distributors and one of them is like this one.
Case closed
I do not see many photo's online regarding details of engine etc.
Are you doing a restauration? Looks like it
More photos like this are very appreciated!

My dodge was restored some years ago by me and my father: years of restoration







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