The first WDX was produced in late 1945.

Posted by Eric B. [99.100.188.129] on Saturday, June 21, 2014 at 17:06:37 :

In Reply to: Re: W = 1941-1947 production. D = 1 ton. X = Special posted by jerryinidaho [64.234.49.226] on Saturday, June 21, 2014 at 16:46:32 :

Late 1945 calendar year is the 1946 model year.

Dodge used letters back then to show the years. T = 1939. V = 1940. W = 1941-1947. Since the entire run of trucks from 1941-1947 are W series I can't explain the meaning of WDX without covering that whole era. W doesn't equal 1946-47 even though the PW was only made in 1946-47.

Eric

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• Re: The first WDX was produced in late 1945. - jerryinidaho 18:45:11 06/21/2014
  • Re: The first WDX was produced in late 1945. - clueless 22:32:33 06/21/2014
    • Re: The first WDX was produced in late 1945. - jerryinidaho 23:59:01 06/21/2014
      • Re: The first WDX was produced in late 1945. - clueless 12:52:06 06/22/2014
• Re: The first WDX was produced in late 1945. - Kaegi 17:41:46 06/21/2014
  • You make a good point - Eric B. 00:12:34 06/22/2014
  • Re: The first WDX was produced in late 1945. - clueless 22:33:25 06/21/2014
    • Re: The first WDX was produced in late 1945. - jerryinidaho 00:47:02 06/22/2014
      • that may well be but - clueless 12:49:08 06/22/2014
        • Re: that may well be but - jerryinidaho 14:18:55 06/22/2014

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