RestoMod: Dodge M37 with Chrysler 251 Flathead Engine 

I am putting a 4BT in mine right now, I have 4.89s and 40" Michelin XZLs, plus a disk kit. It should be pretty good.

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so love it and in Cambodia still use

I have a 66 power wagon with a 251 and i like what you were saying about the oil filtration system. i need to look into that. Thanks for the video and tour.

You have a really nice Dodge!

Do you still have m37? I saw you in a bobbed m35a2. Is it yours? You should do a video on it.

I wonder how a 225 slant six would do in there?

What's a value on one of these running and in fair condition? I'm thinking about buying one.

Excellent information. I have a 46 Power Wagon & I think there are related information points. Thanks very much.

Hi Justin, fantastic set up. I have the same engine in my 1961 Australian dodge truck. And it’s currently running the stock E7T2 carb. I’m going to swap it to the 32/36 as you recommend. I am going to put extractor headers on. Not sure if you are aware but Langdon stovebolts do an attachment that bolt on under the stock inlet manifold and heat it with water from a base connected to thermostat housing to keep inlet manifold hot. Neat little set up for $30. I’m in Australia so probably not going to worry about installing it as we don’t get your winters here. Thanks for doing all that research on the carb set ups. Fantastic information!! Cheers

You know what's obnoxious, your video being out of focus so often. I really hope you improved this significantly because I couldn't even finish the video.

Hey Justin, thank you for the run down on your M37. My best friend left me his M37 that he had just finished restoring. The first mod I want to do is to move to the 489 ring and pinion set. LOL, the 489s will be my blue rope on this puppy. I am not as handy as you so I would like to sent the differential to someone like Robert Stall to do. Finding the 489s by itself hard to do. Do you have contact info for Bob?

Want to convert my M37? Let me know.

Did you install disc brakes on it?

Great job. Thanks for the details. Mine has a 6L GM ls, 4.89 diffs, and 9.00x16 bias ply tires on stock rims. Fun to drive with power steering power brakes and automatic transmission. 2000 rpm at 50 mph.

Should of just dropped a 360 in it, been done with it

Driver's seat in stock m37 isn't uncomfortable at all

95 h.p 50 mph

I wish I still had my 54' M37...

And you've had this since you were 12? You can't ever get rid of it!