1942 Dodge Carryall

[Ed Snyder]

I always thought these things were pretty cool! Check out the video.

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[AZKen]

Been wanting to own one of those for 40 years. They are really nice looking. That one looks pretty original but way beyond my pocketbook.

[Ed Snyder]

Been wanting to own one of those for 40 years. They are really nice looking. That one looks pretty original but way beyond my pocketbook.

I first saw one in the Colorado Rockies about 45 years ago. It wasn't as nice as this one though. The Army used panel versions of them as ambulances in WWII.

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[AZKen]

I think for 30G they should have fixed the rear door dents, the top dent and the front bumper before painting. Those things stand out. I would suspect a paint-over-rust job with someone like that. Still, you gotta like that truck! Rare.

[Ed Snyder]

I think for 30G they should have fixed the rear door dents, the top dent and the front bumper before painting. Those things stand out. I would suspect a paint-over-rust job with someone like that. Still, you gotta like that truck! Rare.

Maybe they're proud of their "battle scars"! Each dent may have a memory behind it.

[bobatwarsaw]

looks great ed, I have 42 gpw and a 52 m38