• 350-ci V8 engine with 4-bbl
• Turbo-Hydramatic transmission
• Frame-off restoration
• Original Protect-O-Plate, owner’s manual and sales books
• Loaded with some of the rarest options
• Factory a/c, power steering and brakes
• Factory cruise control, rare speed alert
• Engine-block heater
• Tilt wheel
• Deluxe Interior with bucket seats, console and headliner
• Deluxe gauge package
• AM/FM radio
• Oak bed floor
• Deluxe wheel covers
• Correct double-band whitewalls
• Restoration receipts and thumb drive of pictures
• Highly detailed with correct tags and chalk marks

While the Army’s light-vehicle needs in World War II were met by Willys and Ford Jeeps, heavier trucks were largely the purview of Dodge. Over the course of the war, some 700,000 vehicles in the VC and WC series, from ½-ton to 1½-tons, were delivered to U.S. forces. Most numerous are the WCs, a nomenclature commonly believed to derive from “Weapons Carrier.” In fact, it was Dodge’s own company designation, dating from 1941 and unchanged for the duration.

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