1950 Dodge Five Window Truck

Make:	Dodge
Model:	Other Pickups
SubModel:	B-series
Year:	1950
Mileage:	100,000
Color:	Rust
Fuel:	Gasoline
Transmission:	Manual
Interior color:	Rust
Drive side:	Left-hand drive
Vehicle Title:	Salvage
Item location:	Meansville, Georgia, United States

1950 Dodge Other Pickups Additional Info:

1950 Dodge Five Window Truck (B-series) . Includes 4 additional white walls on rims. When we bought it we were told that the original engine and transmission with matching numbers are in the truck.The truck has been sitting outside for a while. What you see is what you get.

The Big Three all introduced new pickup trucks in 1948, but historians generally acknowledge that the Dodge B-series was the most advanced of them all. While Ford and Chevy tried to put new details in old trucks, Dodge went all-out and designed a completely new vehicle with several notable improvements to design, safety, and carrying capacity. The single most noteworthy design feature of the new Dodge trucks was the fender line that sweeps all the way into the door panel. Not only was this the first foray into the completely integrated designs that would come in the 1950s, but it instantly made the Ford and Chevy trucks look dated. Dodge designers referred to it as the Pilothouse safety cab.