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2020年9月8日 · Dodge gave its truck lineup a major restyling and update in 1939, and the 1940 models had only a few minor changes. Mike and Dana Klatt’s beautiful half-ton pickup is nearly stock inside and out with a few minor tweaks such as a second tail lamp and small signal lamps on the headlamps for safety.

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Introducing the 1940 Dodge VC Pickup, a classic beauty that has been meticulously restored to its former glory. This vintage truck has undergone an older frame-off restoration, ensuring that every detail is perfect, making it a true showstopper.

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THIS 1940 DODGE 1-TON PICKUP VD-21 IS LOCATED IN: WILMER, TX 75172. In 1939 Dodge presented a completely new designed line of pickups and trucks. Formally the T series for 1939, V series for 1940, and the W series from 1941 through 1947, the trucks became mostly known as the Dodge Job-Rated trucks.

Vintage trucks are red hot, and with all the Chevys and Fords running around, what's a Mopar fan to do? Well, you could grab this great-looking, wild 1940 Dodge ½-ton Streetrod pickup that has a lot of old-school Mopar charm with thoroughly updated hardware underneath.

Vintage trucks are red hot, and with all the Chevys and Fords running around, what's a Mopar fan to do? Well, you could grab this great-looking, wild 1940 Dodge ½-ton pickup that has a lot of old-school dragster charm with thoroughly updated hardware underneath.