K39x4USA

[rcb1]

Technically they are pre-WWII, but as there isn't another place...

Does anyone have one of these? I can barely find scratch. I am guessing they might go by another name? I am trying to find specifications, but having very little luck.

Any help is greatly appreciated.

 

[MWMULES]

I think it was the first 4x4 that wasn't full time and if I remember correctly running gear had a Marmon Herringtion transfer case and Timken banjo axles was pretty much like the VF. It came out right before Dodge went to the chrome cross front sheet metal. Got any pictures

 

[rcb1]

I don't. I've found a hand full of references, but I did find a pic here...

http://www.dog-walker.us/4x4/4x4-204.htm

It's not my photo so I didn't want to embed an image.

There is very little info that i can find on these in any fashion other than they existed.

 

[MWMULES]

They are a rare truck I am pretty foggy on them used to do early VF dodges seems like less than 800 K39's were ever built, you might try posting on http://forum.ww2dodge.com/index.php on the other WWII trucks section.
also http://olive-drab.com/idphoto/id_photos_dodge_early.php has some pic's

 

[scuppernongwine]

I've got a 1934 Dodge K39X4USA. It's the only known survivor. Here is a link to lots of pictures for your viewing pleasure...

http://www.flickr.com/photos/29884152@N04/sets/72157632906422958/

 

[scuppernongwine]

my 1934 K39X4USA

I have one. It is the only known survivor. It is the precursor to the Power Wagon. It hasn't run since the late 1970s but it is fairly complete. Here is a link to some postings elsewhere...

http://g503.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=25&t=217716

 

[SteveKuhn]

I wuz' gonna say that the 1st photo in your link looked like an M37 variant with 4 bows.

Steve