M-37

The Dodge M-37 is a rugged military truck developed for the U.S. Army in the early 1950s. Designed for reliability rather than comfort, it features a ¾-ton payload capacity, four-wheel drive, and a sturdy ladder frame capable of handling rough terrain. Powered by a flathead six-cylinder engine, the M-37 was widely used for troop transport, communications, and support roles. Its simple, no-nonsense design made it easy to maintain in the field, and many examples remained in service with armed forces and civilian users for decades after its introduction. Unfortunately, in this model the rear turret does not rotate.