I agree with Bob. It was a command car.

Posted by Eric B. [99.100.188.129] on Wednesday, April 29, 2015 at 23:03:46 :

In Reply to: Re: 1941 Dodge? posted by Bob Stopka [70.196.135.147] on Wednesday, April 29, 2015 at 22:53:09 :

The cab and bed were most likely added to make the truck more useful. It's a common conversion for command cars.

The stock rims on those were designed to be drunk as singles or duals so if you want a dually rear all you need is two more rims and the right hardware.

Eric

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• Look inside for a picture of a WC-6 - Eric B. 23:48:41 04/29/2015
  • Here is another modified Command Car - Eric B. 23:52:13 04/29/2015
• Re: I agree with Bob. It was a command car. - Wyatt Gendron 23:36:45 04/29/2015
• Re: I agree with Bob. It was a command car. - Wyatt Gendron 23:25:34 04/29/2015
  • If you were offered $3,500 as it sits I'd sell it. - Eric B. 23:45:48 04/29/2015
    • Re: If you were offered $3,500 as it sits I'd sell it. - Wyatt Gendron 00:16:41 04/30/2015
      • Re: If you were offered $3,500 as it sits I'd sell it. - Keith in Washington 01:40:32 04/30/2015
        • Re: If you were offered $3,500 as it sits I'd sell it. - Wyatt Gendron 01:56:42 04/30/2015
          • axles not strong enough for a bogger - Bruce in BC 17:34:58 04/30/2015
            • Re: axles not strong enough for a bogger - Wyatt Gendron 03:25:56 05/01/2015
• Re: I agree with Bob. It was a command car. - Wyatt Gendron 23:09:47 04/29/2015
  • Re: I agree with Bob. It was a command car. - Keith in Washington 01:43:49 04/30/2015

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