Be sure and take pictures of your steps in restoring those m 37s. Makes a
great scrap book to keep document your steps. It also helps you remember
all that TLC you put into them. And don't keep any expense receipts as
they may reduce some of the joy of ownership. and it helps us guys to
honestly tell our wives " You know, I not really, sure how much I have
invested in my jeep!
Regards,
Cliff
-----Original Message-----
From: Lisa <jeepcj8@home.com>
To: Military Vehicle Mailing List <mil-veh@skylee.com>
Date: Wednesday, September 08, 1999 10:39 PM
Subject: [MV] Just bought 2 M-37's
>Hi List!
>We just joined the ranks of M-37 owners, just took
>possesion of (2) 1952 M-37's. One is Navy, (30%
>condition)and one is Marine Corps (85% condition,
>but with Braden winch). Bill Benson couldn't have
>expressed more accurately the experience of those
>first moments when they take their place in the
>yard (back yard, of course). Looking forward to
>your assistance in these restorations, and you
>will be rewarded by reports of the progress.
>Get 'em rolling, keep 'em rolling!
>Lisa
>
>
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