I think it is a Jeep? by Faemike55

Photography • Transportation • posted on Jul 17, 2010

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Across the road from where I work, we had a restaurant that had seen better times. After some discussion, it went down in a pile of dust and rubble. My Boss and I, after getting stuff for the business, stopped by where the Parker House stood and I go some pictures of the rubble. I turned around and spotted this vehicle, which I tentavely identified as a model of the Jeep! If anyone can help me with this, I'd greatly appreciate it. Thanks for all you comments and faves! I geratly appreciate them all. I wish everyone a great and joyouse weekend Mike

Comments (52)

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Miska7

2:08PM | Sat, 17 July 2010

Very interesting old truck! Great capture!

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anitalee

2:37PM | Sat, 17 July 2010

Cool

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cvrad

3:58PM | Sat, 17 July 2010

I think this might be it Mike. But I have to say I have never sen one before this. O just followed lesgraham guess and did a search on google and found this http://blog.hemmings.com/index.php/tag/m-37/ Dodge M-37s were one of the most utilized military vehicles during the Korean War era. With the same six-cylinder engine as the Plymouth cars and a heavy duty New Process transfer case, they proved they could take a beating. The 3/4-ton 4WD convertible was designed to replace the WWII WC series Dodge trucks and the military designation for them was G-741. They were replaced by the M-880 Dodge trucks in the mid-sixties When the military needed a rugged medium-duty truck to cope with the police action on the Korean peninsula Dodge rushed to meet the requirement with a variant on its WWII WC-series. Dubbed the M37 it was a multi-purpose 4x4 with a pickup-style bed. It was powered by the T245 Dodge flathead six used successfully in the WC a 230 cubic inch flathead with long 4 5/8 stroke for superior torque. A two-speed transfer case allowed the M37 to be operated in both 2- and 4-wheel drive in high and low speed range. Production began in January 1951 and continued through 1968 in three distinct series until 115838 had been produced.

M2A

4:41PM | Sat, 17 July 2010

Great old looking truck.

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sandra46

4:47PM | Sat, 17 July 2010

SUPERLATIVE CAPTURE

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jeroni

5:02PM | Sat, 17 July 2010

Elegant and beautfiful composition

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drifterlee

5:42PM | Sat, 17 July 2010

That looks really old. Like from the 1950s.

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blinkings

6:27PM | Sat, 17 July 2010

Whatever it is mate I can't say I've ever seen one! Great find.

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RodS

6:32PM | Sat, 17 July 2010

Whatever it is, it's cool! Nice capture of this old beauty, Mike!

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mgtcs

6:46PM | Sat, 17 July 2010

Excellent shot Mike, gorgeous old car. well done!

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Blush

9:35PM | Sat, 17 July 2010

I know it's a well er ummmm truck LOL Nice capture.......... Hugs Susan~

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jocko500

10:16PM | Sat, 17 July 2010

this is a old truck here. wonderful work

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flavia49

7:00AM | Sun, 18 July 2010

nice shot!

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tamburro

11:03AM | Sun, 18 July 2010

Great capture Mike!!!! Hugs:)

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danapommet

1:59PM | Sun, 18 July 2010

Lesgraham just became my new best friend although I liked Madbat's comment. Now down to the serious stuff - Harry (GoodOleBoy) will love this truck. Not very aerodynamic but a cool capture. Dana

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mickeyrony

6:30PM | Sun, 18 July 2010

It looks like an old dodge fargo. But hey I may be wrong too lol ..... Nice catch, I like. Bravo and thanks mile ((5 + +)) Il regarde comme un vieux dodge fargo . Mais bon je puis me tromper aussi lol..... Belle prise ,j'aime bien. Bravo et mile mercis((5++))

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