Looks military. They made them in firetruck configurations, but most produced were long wheelbase flatbeds to carry antenna equipment. In Alaska I would imagine there would be more in the antenna transporter configuration. Differentials were factory eaton "banjo" same as on the more "common" G506 trucks.

They look rather gangly, but in a cool way! I bet it is fun to drive.

Seems like some sort of mismatch with the passeneger door lock and the 1942-46 back window. I beleive the COE had a tachometer on the dash. Does it have civilain style gauges? Early 1941 WW2 trucks had some civilain pieces.

Chevy never produced a 6x6, that would be GMC.

Cool find, thanks for sharing!


1941 Chevy 1 1/2-ton WW2 4x4 dump truck
In the Stovebolt Gallery
Lots more pictures