Wow, that is a cool truck. There are a few of them out there, but not many. "Rare" is a relative term here. Are they "rare" among these old GM trucks? Yes, pretty much. The guys who know the WW2 vehicles can give you a better idea of how rare it is. Do they have "value?" Not like a matching numbers Duntov award-winning '53 Corvette, a gull-winged Mercedes or even a real Shelby Cobra ... but probably more than a 1/2-ton pickup of similar vintage and condition. Is it a military vehicle or a civilian one? 4WD or 2WD?

Are you looking to flip it or just buy it to fix up and own for the long term?

You ask some pretty wide open questions that we really can't answer until you give us more to go on ... and, like Phak says ....PICTURES!



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Last edited by John Milliman; 06/01/2021 2:28 PM.

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