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In 1939 Dodge presented a completely new designed line of pickups and trucks. Dodge trucks were often referred to as the 'W Series' from 1941 through 1947, these trucks then became mostly known as the Dodge Job-Rated trucks. This truck received a restoration in 2020 at Kevin's auto restoration and repair and was giving the suspension and drivetrain from a 1973 Oldsmobile Cutlass. The truck is powered by the iconic Oldsmobile Rocket 350CID V8 linked up to a Turbo 350 3-speed automatic transmission. Some noticeable features under the hood include the polished Edlebrock air cleaner, polished Erson valve covers and alternator. This 1946 Dodge WC Pickup is finished in black over a maroon interior and was the subject of a custom build completed during previous ownership. The...

Take a step out of modern innovation and take a ride in a classic piece of American automotive history. This finely restored truck has a sleek red paint job with matching colored hub cabs, that are twisted with a black element that the makes this Pickup an instant want. Step inside the cab and you will be greeted with a breath of freshness, as the original bench seats were pulled out for a new black vinyl one. A black vinyl headliner and black door panels have been added to match. The rest if the interior has been left alone giving you all the nostalgia you will need. Under the hood, you'll find a robust I6 engine, known for its reliability and durability....

The D Series shared its AD platform with the Dodge Ramcharger/Plymouth Trailduster twins. Dodge D Series trucks were powered by a humongous array of optional engines during its lifetime, ranging from the 170 CID Slant Six to some serious big block power, buyers had a wide variety of engines to choose from. However, in 1962 the available engines were the 170 and 225 CID Slant Sixes, and a 318 CID V8. This one is equipped with the 225 CID Slant Six, which is backed by a 3-speed manual transmission that shifts smoothly through the gears. One nifty add-on that isn't found often on these vintage rides is the addition of electric air conditioning (not blowing cold at check-in, however). To help keep operating temps under the hood in check, its owner added a high-capacity aluminum radiator and electric-fan-cooled A/C condenser. On the exterior, the blue paint is nicely set off by its white top, and the blue and white interior carries over the exterior theme. The bench seat is done in a nice blue and...