Anybody Know of a WC53 for sale?

[COX]

The only ones that I can find for sale are owned by “custom” shops, which means they want $15K + for them. I have owned one in the past and would like to get one with a good body.

 

[L1A1]

WC53 is that the Carryall? I think Midwest Military had one for sale that was in pretty good shape (candidate for resto). Can't tell you what they wanted for it, though.
Matt

 

[USAFSS-ColdWarrior]

Sample photo of the subject vehicle type:



Prayers that your search is fruitful and fast.

 

[L1A1]

When I was (really) into the Dodges I knew all of the WC designations but now not so much....Sucks getting old......

Matt

 

[COX]

I found a couple out at rough-ready dodge power wagons in CA that need lots of work. Anyone know of anything else?? Still looking but not finding

 

[L1A1]

Unfortunately, the carryalls didn't have the production numbers that the weapons carriers did. Times that by the carryall's popularity, factor in that the last ones built were built 75 years ago and what we wind up with is a difficult MV to source nowadays. Did you contact Midwest Military?
Matt

 

[sokoji]

I saw this one (online), maybe too rough though. If I had the money I would pick it up.

 

[COX]

I saw this one (online), maybe too rough though. If I had the money I would pick it up.
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Where online did you see it?

 

[bigmike]

No suck thing as “ too rough”.

 

[USAFSS-ColdWarrior]

No suck thing...

"No suck thing" ?!?!?....

Dude, vacuum hoses can be readily replaced!

But on a more serious note:
You're absolutely correct! For the dedicated preservationist, the is no SUCH thing as "too rough".

We have the technology. We can rebuild it!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bGO57y4td-c

 

[Wolfen]

But do you have Six Million dollars?

 

[L1A1]

But do you have Six Million dollars?

I have a coupon.................

Matt

 

[Wolfen]