| 1946 Dodge WFA-32 | |
| Serial Number | 86500660 |
| Stated Year | 1946 |
| Model | WFA-32 |
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| Bed Type | Stake/Platform |
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| Engine | 6-cyl 230 cid |
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| Gross Vehicle Weight | 13,500 |
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| Date Entered | Dec 25, 2011 |
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| Record | 197 |
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| I thought that this truck was a "black-out" model. All of the emblems and front grill trim are not plated but painted. I thought that these trucks were built at the end of WWII? Another thing that I have observed that the Dodge emblems on the side of the hood are not die-cast like most but rather die stamped and painted. Any ideas? (Note: Will be furnishing more information in the next few days on the truck.) |
| Once belonged to a company called,Hubbard-Wray Hardware Company Grants Pass, Oregon. Was probably used to deliver farm implements such as John Deere implements and etc. |
