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Dodge WC-59

a walkaround by Delbert Davis
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The WC59 was a signals truck, designed to install and repair telephone lines. Based on the same chassis as the WC54, but with a wheelbase increased by 50 cm.

The spare wheel was carried behind the seats, with a step ladder fitted to where the spare wheel would have been. The bed was known by the Signal Corps as the K-50 truck, and was fitted to both Dodge and Chevrolet chassis.... 549 of the WC59 were built.
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About the Author

About Delbert (Delbert)
FROM: PENNSYLVANIA, UNITED STATES

I'm 51. I've been model building since Dec 2001 and I build everything from wingy things to ground hugger's. esp WWII era. also built a car or two. Some people think my stuff isn't too bad.


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FlyRight
That would be an awesome vehicle to build from scratch. Simple lines and structure, to build, yet very interesting in over all presentation. Would look great in a diorama.
JAN 01, 2013 - 03:43 PM
165thspc
Any info on the cloth top sometimes present over the driver and co-driver?
JAN 02, 2013 - 05:12 PM
Delbert
No, I found a photo of the cloth top. looks pretty much like the cloth top found on other Dodge WC's, on the WC-59, there appears to be some kind of frame attached to the bed to hold the back of it. Delbert
JAN 02, 2013 - 10:54 PM
165thspc
A couple more additions: Chassis Man
MAR 04, 2013 - 07:27 AM
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