Does anyone know the value of an 1953 Dodge M37? Its in good shape and runs like a top but needs the master cylinder rebuilt and possibly wheel cylinders, the seats are toast as well. Hardly any rust anywhere on it.
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I'll give you 2,500 right now.....
Seriosly think its worth a fair amount more than that like alot more...
Very nice
Seriosly think its worth a fair amount more than that like alot more...
Very nice
Sold an M37 with locked up motor 20yrs ago for $2500. In running/driving condition today, I'd guess $7-10k, maybe more. There's still a lot of them out there but no where near as pricey as the civilian Power Wagons. Big thing on the body is bad dents/wrinkles. That sheet metal is thick!
Seems like the thicker metal would be easier to fix. This one is pretty straight though.
Its mine, I acquired it in a trade. I'm going to sell or trade it. I'm 6'5" and 300 lbs. I cannot work the clutch with the door closed, lol.
In some ways, yes. But beating out a wrinkle or crease is pretty tough.
That was my plan!
I’m rebuilding a ‘52 wdx powerwagon now. Prices vary pretty wildly on these, little nuances to them. Good running shape, closer to the 10k side of things. There is a Facebook group fir old PW’s. Best source of info and comparables will be
Powerwagonadvertiser.com
Nice old truck..
Powerwagonadvertiser.com
Nice old truck..
if you decide to sell, let me know, always wanted one...
10 to 15K depending. Awesome truck!
The engine bay is waaay tighter than it looks. After I got it my plan switched to a 4bt...
My guess was $6,500
WANT
I might be interested. Let me know what price you settle on.
This is why you should sell it to a guy built like gimli the dwarf.
I'm that guy.
I'll give you 2 rolls of Copenhagen, a bucket of catfish, and throw a load of sand under your mobile home. Don't try to sweat me on this deal.
Shit, don't you have some fish to clean or sumpin.........
Shit, don't you have some fish to clean or sumpin.........
I can scratch out an hour or two to make this deal.
On the off chance that anyone here ends up with it, and it has original engine, I've got a NOS head gasket I'll contribute to the cause.
I’ve always wanted one of these!
This might help, stuff on BAT usually sells high, not always.
Two most recent:
No Reserve: 1954 Dodge M37 Military Pickup
Sold for $10,199 on 10/20/20
1952 Dodge M37
Sold for $18,250 on 9/7/20
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Two most recent:
No Reserve: 1954 Dodge M37 Military Pickup
Sold for $10,199 on 10/20/20
1952 Dodge M37
Sold for $18,250 on 9/7/20
Here's the rest of the list:
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bringatrailer.com i have a 6bt, transmission, transfer case, radiator wiring harness and everything needed to slap one in there....lol i have a 41 mack firetruck im planning on making a pickup out of with it, benefits of having a buddy with a wrecker service. he gave me the wrecked truck
Hmmm.
This guy is a Wheeler and a dealer.
I was going to try and buy it but there is no way I can beet that
Have one sitting with winch/ hard top in the barn. Someday ill get it running... maybe? Ya’ll keep showing me this top end shootin stuff so i cannot afford to fix it up.
