Thanks David,
 

it's this section that looks to be of interest;

There is also a 1940-41 1-Ton T-116: CANADIAN DODGE DC2-20 T-116-120 120” w.b. and DC2-33 T-116-33 T-116-133 Serials # 8916601 to 8918281

I didn't grasp that it only covered 1680 trucks, but there you go. It was the split between T-116-120 ( have to be pickups ) and T-116-133 ( panel or pickup ) that would have told me what I needed to know.

However the fact that all the census numbers you have were for use as ambulances suggest that all the ones used outside Canada may well have been 133" panel ambulances.

regards

Gordon

I am sure this photo was featured on here before, cannot find it so I thought this was the right thread yo (re-)post it. More pictures of these French troops can be found here: http://www.mapleleafup.net/forums/sh...747#post227747

Source: https://www.autopaper.com/1941-dodge...photo-0066.php

1941 ??? :blink:

Possibly to surprise the Germans who won't be expecting them yet.

David

D15 Dimensions
 

Merry Xmas everybody !
You could make me a wonderful gift by giving me
the following D15 dimensions (in. or cm) :
- Front and Rear Tread
- Outer Width of Front Mudguards/Bumper
- Width of Cab at Rear
Thanks in advance.

1. Yes, I also found one, this truck has been auctioned by the Indian Government, there are two photos
is it D60 or D15 also having welded round patch ..:)

2 The second one which with silver paint painted on the logo is another from a government auction

3.The third one is a video of a D15 " https://youtu.be/2Dzuu02SLFA "

Davistine,

Great to see these old Dodges survive in India! Could it be that the truck in pictures 1,2 and 3 are one and the same? It looks like the markings on the bumper and damage to the grill match up(?).
Judging from the rear body and frame in the front of the body I presume this truck is a D60L.

Alex

Thank you for correcting me yes it's a same truck I have not checked the marking on the bumper these world war vehicles were given (donated) to the government technical institutes for study purpose and for there uses but as of now they were not in use they were auctioned as a scrap ,there is a link of a video I have taken still from it,is it a D15
mentioning

Davistine,

I don't see any remains of the front marker lights in the face of the front fenders. Also, it has the fancy Dodge rear fenders which were not used on D15's. My guess is that it's a 1940 Dodge civilian pickup.
I can't see from the video.....is it Right hand drive?

Alex

Hi I think its a RHD.I have found something interesting

Attachment 111318

Aren't those air vents on the front fenders just decorative stamped ribs?

Dodge D15(?), in use with the Royal Navy in Italy.

"Census no from a batch issued to ME command"

Attachment 123189

Dodge truck in Italy in May 1945 operated by the Royal Navy Mail Service

Attachment 123191

My bet is D60, Hanno....as the canvas is right behind the cab.