I know this is 9 months old. But I have PDF copies of the T-1 installation instructions

Excellent job, excellent work, now I have a question for you , I have a wc12 and it's missing the transmission what will fit the wc12 for a transmission ? Is there a model on your transmission because it looks like the one that was in mine, the guy that had mine had the transmission rebuil and it sat around in the rong place and the junk man junked it , any informanation would be greatly appreciated , thank you

What is the wheelbase on this one?

What's the dod on yours

Just bought a Ben Hur, can't wait to start

Excelente trabajo Saludos desde Chile 🇨🇱

In service W/ Regular Army units in Germany to about mid-1972, in service w/Michigan National Guard units till about 1976. Drawbacks were single-stage Master Cylinder, Brakes, Cheap Government Batteries, 25 amp Generator and Mechanical Voltage Regulator, Sucks Gas, otherwise an outstanding and well respected truck.

I have a Dodge wc 51 that i`ve used to drive to the beach. My previous dog loved the ride. Good to see a great restauration. greetings from Norway.

Don't forget to change out the gaskets on the top cover. It's a place often overlooked and might allow air to stop gas to flow through. Good video though!

What primer did you use?

Sir, I'm wondering if you had the chassis sandblasted or what method did you use?

Good morning, thanks for the video, very useful and interesting. I have a question, do you know what type of compressor (accessory) was mounted on the side window?

Where did you get the cork gasket? I’m working on a 52 m38 air cleaner. Thanks

Where did you get the new cork gaskets? I’m working on the same air cleaner for my 52 m38.

Tank's Andrew, Was it the original repaint hold shocks?

Nice Job !!!

Great job! Love the artwork!

Proper 👍

Great information we could all use more information on these vintage oil dispensers

Excellent job. Interesting color choice on the fenders. Where did you get the new tires from?

The bowls should NOT be painted , they were zinc plated . Top lid gets painted .

41 or 42 only year of the sloped nose. The best of em all.

That Red 1/2tons a beaut.

Wow WE have the same one made in Windsor Ont

Outstanding Video ! I have the EXACT WC21 model truck as yours . I bought 2 of them from an old Repair shop in Pa . One as a parts truck as you have : ) They had 3 WCs The one I bought was purchased as a "spare" truck if parts were needed . The truck I bought is in 100% ORIGINAL condition ,other than its painted in red primer and black ONLY on the Upper parts of the truck .Everything else is Still in Olive drab original paint . My truck is Complete as delivered to the Ordinance Dept of the US Army . Complete with all the "Original Top and Bent wooden Top Bows , Seats all original gauges and wooden map board and tool kit . Most importantly I have the brow bar that is Needed for installing the Canvas top . My dad had these trucks in his Company during WW2 . He was a Signal Corp Company Commander in the Phillipines and New Guinea . I have many photos of these trucks in service in WW2 . Thanks !

You should Always POLISH and clean those Spring Hanger pins and Light Grease before installing AND Never use a STEEL Ball peen Hammer to Pound them In . BRASS or Lead hammer should be used . I Have TWO WCs one restored and the other for spare parts . Beautiful Trucks They certainly Are : )) Best of Luck with It . Starting on my 1957 Dodge Power Wagon NEXT !! : ))

Hello Mr Good work I have one dodge wc 52 The restoration process is dificult You can in to Facebook group dodge wc, in this you can share very much information

Will be watching with interest as you progress 😄

Good starting point. I’m onto my third WW2 Jeep restoration, having owned about 10 since 1991. Some parts are getting a bit hard to buy but most are very affordable 👍

You have done a very good job I have a job I have a dodge myself a 1950 2 tonne truck

I'm pretty sure MB's had Ross steering boxes. I also think the CJ2 had them as well. I've always been told Ross boxes were MB ones. The Ford ones obviously had the F stamp on them

That little nob bracket on the side of the frame is for your clutch tube (I think) between the transmission and frame.

Well done Boys! You guys took a Dead $3500 truck and turned it into a $20,000 piece of military history. I had a 1941 WC-6 Command Car but had to let her go to move closer to my Dad before He passed. I miss them both very much. This truck's gonna look great with the steam bent bows and all the canvas! Keep up the great work..

"The Larger More Practical Military Vehicle".

Great, Great job, CONGRATULATIONS!!!!

C'est magnifique, un rêve de voir ces engins si bien franchir !

Great stuff! Where was this? Were you in Carrollton in September?

Badass! I own a 2020 PW but LOVE the classics MORE

What's the Name of the Music>??

D-8 is the company and vehicle number but why would the other side give up any unit ID info?

Great job, Tks for sharing your story of a great old truck.

Excellent job Andrew!

Excellent job Andrew!

Where did you buy the complete wiring harness for the wc21.

if the gin is bad and voltage regulater bad you can get a 28 volt alternator about $80.00 use same brackets + make i small one its 1 wire #6 to batteries and starter pedal use same meter on dash it will read 28 when running

some of these trucks are 24 v and some folks are switching to 12v -- the prob. with that is the starter is 24 volt the gen is 24v the head lights 24 v dist 24v so you end half power every where to save buying a battery

most of these trucks need total rewiring its all toast i started with 10 small spools14 ga diff colored also a small fuse panal . that old black fabric covered wire is avail if you want to stay orig.

your problem wil be where to start looks like you can pick a spot any where i started on mine to get it running that is major all else is icing on the cake

Very good job, guys! Thanks for inspiration. I will start my WC55 project this summer. I expect a lot of fun :)

Thank you so much for making this video. It makes me want to take mine apart just for fun.