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 […]

An old buddy was going through a pile of Chevy 235 parts in a cleanup, and came upon this mystery intake in the pile. I know Edmunds made intakes for some offbeat applications, but this one says “NASH” on the underside, and Fred doesn’t think it fits a stovebolt. If that means it fits Nash, […]

On a suggestion from one of our readers, I picked up Richard Schweid’s 2004 book on 1950s cars in Cuba, “Che’s Chevrolet, Fidel’s Oldsmobile: On the Road in Cuba.” While I didn’t find exactly what I was looking for in the book, I did come across a couple other tidbits worth mentioning.
One of them dealt […]