The M37 was introduced by Dodge in 1951 as the successor of the ... that saw a lot of action during the Korean War. Several variants of the truck were made, ranging from command ones to wreckers.

Following World War II, the Dodge M37 became the workhorse during the ... upgraded with three-quarter ton hardware. There were also variants that served as shelter carriers and mobile command ...

Last week, we featured a very cared-for Dodge M37. Originally made in 1953, it was restored to full military prowess, sporting things like a bed-mounted spare tire, field tools, auxiliary fuel can ...

Perhaps not many will be aware the above "dots" and "dashes" represent the letter M and the numerals three and seven in Morse code, but former Canadian Army signaller Russ Cassidy likely still ...