They don't make'm like this anymore....

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This is one wicked big truck. Found in an underground parking garage near MIT. 1940s Suburban....I think....

 

[cruiseroutfit]

Dodge Carryall, WC26 I believe

 

[Willy G]

:drool: That thing looks fantastic.

 

[Wyocrawler]

Oh I'm in love. That is titties and beer.

 

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This displaces my crush on LR 101 forward controls...and it lives 3 blocks from were i work:coffeedrink:

 

[mkitchen]

That is Nice!

Kind of thinking that the original flatty six is no longer powering that beast. I had a 41 but trust me when I say it was no where near as nice as this carry-all.
Mikey

 

[DGarman]

Niiiice!!

 

[RangeBrover]

Murcia!

 

[kmg65]

http://stockton.craigslist.org/cto/3719836550.html

 

[nb11]

http://stockton.craigslist.org/cto/3719836550.html

"Climbs trees and comes with running boards." What more could you need!?!?

 

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"Climbs trees and comes with running boards." What more could you need!?!?

Onboard moonshine still...duh!..

 

[05PWrockcrawler]

Love that truck.

 

[Martinjmpr]

This is one wicked big truck. Found in an underground parking garage near MIT. 1940s Suburban....I think....

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Dodge Carryall, WC26 I believe

Close, it's a WC53. The 26 was the half-ton carryall, the 53 is the 3/4 ton version. The 3/4 tons are recognizable by having a nearly flat hood while the 1/2 tons had a noticeably downward sloping hood. The half tons were produced before and very early in the war, then they switched over to the 3/4 tons almost exclusively.

IMO the 53 is the "grandaddy" of all wagon-type SUVs.

 

[ralatkins]

http://stockton.craigslist.org/cto/3719836550.html

awesome truck

"Climbs trees and comes with running boards." What more could you need!?!?

reasonable price would be good...... seems terribly high

 

[Chevrolado]

Wow. That's quite a machine. Very cool.