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Ran across this M-37. Looks like it’s got a pretty solid body to me.
“1952 Dodge Military M-37. Chevy 283 under the hood with manual Chevy transmission. It has not run in many many years. It has a well built home made metal roof. Cool 4×4 rig! Missing the tail gate and hood side panels. Rear differential is not original. Clean open Colorado title. $1200. No texts or emails please. Call Mike at nine, seven, zero, 361-4520.”
http://westslope.craigslist.org/cto/4268177934.html
seems like M-37’s don’t have as bad a rust problems as jeeps, maybe heavier quage metal? I had several M-37’s, they are great trucks, but their size makes them harder to store than jeeps.