I have completed the restoration of my Dodge WC-55. Photos are at:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/gmcm6/
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I have completed the restoration of my Dodge WC-55. Photos are at:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/gmcm6/
what a beauty![]()
Mitsubishi L200
2 off Landrover Series 2 SWBs (1 all done and running, 1 'in progress')
Yamaha XJR1300SP
Yamaha WR250F
BSA Grand Prix Victor....
....ok...so I accept they're not tanks......but...
hi mate , nice truck , is all the rear bed steel?(Esp the floor) apart from the bench slats...............
44 willys,64 munga,43 bantam trailer................
http://www.flickr.com/photos/62607536@N06/sets/
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The bed is steel, the floor is the standard wood floor with the gun mount bolted on top. I will add photos of the floor th the link this evening.
just wondered as ours had an all steel body ...........never seen another like it ........
44 willys,64 munga,43 bantam trailer................
http://www.flickr.com/photos/62607536@N06/sets/
2nd Lieutenant
Very nice indeed,
particularly like the shots out in the desert, looks very authentic as the gun motor carriage first saw action in North Africa I believe ?
Pete
Pete Ashby MVT No555
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Where in SoCal are you? The shots in your driveway look like one of the beach cities.
And a great looking restoration bye the way.
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I am in Arizona
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Ah, Thanks for that. It looked familiar.And now back to the thread.
Do you have restoration photos and more info on where it came from?
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I purchased the truck in Arizona and the previous two owners were also local. Before that I have no idea. I do not think this truck ever went overseas.
I have a gawd awful lot of restoration photos. If you need something specific, please let me know.
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