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UPDATE: I deleted the 2nd truck I had listed, as Bill correctly pointed out that it wasn’t a WC51 at all.
I’m helping someone value this WC52 WWII Dodge Truck. I’m pretty sure the WC52 runs (only just over 10,000 were made).
Here is a pic. If anyone can provide some feedback to me, just email me privately (d@ewillys.com).
WC-52:
The 2nd one is an m37 with a trailer body for a bed.
Thanks for pointing that out Bill. At midnight last night they did look similar, but after seeing your comment and looking them over, I can see that the WC51 isn’t a WC51 at all
check out midwestmil.com he has some for sale on his site. It will give you and idea on value.
Which one did you see with the trailer bed? The blue cab and frame?