Military Dodge M37 Jerry Can Bracket Front Fender Support Rear G741 Nos on 2040-parts.com
College Station, Texas, United States
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This buy it now listing is for one (1) NOS Front Fender Rear support Bracket for the Jerry Can holder on the M37 truck. There is a front bracket and 2 rear brackets needed. This is for one (1) of the rear brackets. Look at my other listings for the rear brackets. Cheap price, and easy to swap out, so get rid of the old one!! Part number CC1397160
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