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Some sort of cab scabbed onto a WC ?
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It could be a homemade top. Enclosed are pics of my uncle's old late 1920's Coca Cola delivery Ford (and the pickup I can't talk him out of). The original cab was wooden and was rotted, so he fabbed a duplicate out of steel. Not sure if that's what you found but it's possible. (??)
It could be a homemade top. Enclosed are pics of my uncle's old late 1920's Coca Cola delivery Ford (and the pickup I can't talk him out of). The original cab was wooden and was rotted, so he fabbed a duplicate out of steel. Not sure if that's what you found but it's possible. (??)
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Certainly looks like a 1/2 ton Dodge with a home made cab scabbed onto it.
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WW2 era Dodge WC-? Command Car with back cut off and cab grafted on.
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Looks like something I would drag home!
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wanna borrow the wrecker tom?
its here when ever.
its here when ever.
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Looks like a VC with probably a Ford roof. Wolf
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Think the "VC" Dodges had more of a civilian style front clip w/ brush guard added. The Dodge in that image is a 1/2 ton "WC" truck.
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Some call it VC, some call it WC. Both is used in the manuals and books I oven. Both for the 1/2 ton Dodge. According the the pics and data I can refer to, these vehicles are identical. So according my references I'm correct.
In the US they were usually called WC.
In Europe the were usually called VC.
Wolf
In the US they were usually called WC.
In Europe the were usually called VC.
Wolf