ID this pickup truck?

[schmee]

I'm stumped. I dont think it's a Jeep, the old Jeeps had a split windshield , no rear roof overhang and no indent in the side for the spare tire. (although this bed could be custom)

 

[985plowboy]

Looks like Bonnie and Clyde’s.

 

[posttoastie]

International

 

[MickM]

I don't know. Might be easier to ID once it's buffed out.

 

[posttoastie]

Willys Jeep ?

 

[Milspec]

Roofline screams Plymouth/Dodge of the '40's. There is a recessed area on the bedside for the spare tire like a power wagon model and the bed looks very spartan like military issue or again the power wagon which was based on the military design.

 

[schmee]

International

I checked out old Internationals on line, and they do have the non split windshield at least, but the fenders dont look right (not as squared off) I also looked for Diamond Reo, Buick, Dodge and more.
The roof on this one is exceptionally weird, kinda bulged up and overhanging the rear of the cab...

 

[posttoastie]

Maybe it was a panel wagon converted to a pickup?

 

[schmee]

Roofline screams Plymouth/Dodge of the '40's. There is a recessed area on the bedside for the spare tire like a power wagon model and the bed looks very spartan like military issue or again the power wagon which was based on the military design.

Yeah, It does reeek Powerwagon, but they seem to all be split windshield in the 30's and 40's

 

[schmee]

Maybe it was a panel wagon converted to a pickup?

Now you're talkin' . You may be right, that solves the humped up roof thing and the spare tire custom indent.

 

[jays0n]

No matter how many miles they say it has, it’s gonna need tires at the very least. You should lowball em a little.

 

[Milspec]

It has the Chrysler flathead motor so it must be a Chrysler product (Dodge, Desoto, Plymouth) which they also used in the military for a time.

Although this is a split windshield, but it would be the correct motor, fender profile, and the cooing vents of your mystery truck. I would wager it is a Desoto variant or military model.

 

[Milspec]

Maybe it was a panel wagon converted to a pickup?

That really could be....a military panel wagon built by Chrysler

 

[Killing Floor]

Tow Mater!

 

[Chuckster]

I vote Power Wagon

 

[Lowerleftcoast]

It is a Dodge WC-54
@Milspec had it.

EDIT: Correction it is a 41 Dodge WC-9, WC-18, or WC-27

 

[posttoastie]

41 Dodge WC-9 looks like this

 

[mbapcpppmd]

Looks like a Willys.

 

[Chip]

Crap, that’s mine…I totally forgot where I parked it!