This thing is fantastic. Dodge WC trucks from 1940 to 1945 are beloved the world around, but they were hardly equipped for modern driving. But this wildly modified 1941 Dodge WC Power Wagon is capable ...

As did most of the companies that ran factories back in the early 1940s, Dodge too was involved in the war effort. We’re not talking of course about the Dodge (also known as Fargo back then, at least ...

This 1941 Dodge WC-12 has been transformed into a diesel-powered restomod, pairing pre-war Power Wagon looks with a 5.9-liter Cummins inline-six, four-wheel drive, and aggressive off-road hardware.

Every once in a while, a SEMA build leaves such an impression on gearheads' minds that, years later, they still recount the rig and its grandeur. Such is the case with this 1941 Dodge WC built by ...

It's pretty amazing when you step back and think about just how vast our automotive hobby has become. From classic trucks to hot rods, customs to muscle cars, resto's, and even euro models, there are ...

As a small boy, Ed Flynn spent many a happy summer on a lake and in the cab of a 1941 Dodge pickup. His mother grew up on a dairy farm in southern Vermont and spent her summers on a small private lake ...

To see models, try adjusting the filter dropdowns. Built as a durable utility pickup for drivers seeking a smaller alternative to full-sized trucks, the Dodge Dakota featured smaller dimensions than ...

Charlie Poekel, 74, an attorney and author living in Marion, Mass., and Palm Beach, Fla., on his 1941 Dodge pickup, as told to A.J. Baime. Before I was born, my father had an appliance store on ...