Restoration of a dodge wc51

[danny2364]

looks almost like a command isnt it?


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[danny2364]

mabye i schoot shange the titel of the blog?


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[danny2364]

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[danny2364]

some hard work special thanks bruno Dykowski

now back to the painting, update in a few weeks

[Bruce]

Nice

Sort of a curve ball, but what a curve, Command Car's are needed real bad!

[Gordon Maney]

Beautiful!

[1941 power wagon]

paint

you did a excellent restoration,learned a lot just by your photos,was wondering in case I missed it, what is the name and tint of the army green that you used thanks to paint with,thanks in advance- steve

[danny2364]

paint

hi i use a self mixed color that is compatible with the original OD used in 1942

[Gordon Maney]

Can you tell us anything about how you mixed it?

[Kaegi]

looks great!

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except you will need to switch the copper lines on the oil filter and and a 5 inch or so felxible section to each one. I bought a WC54 where someone had put lines in with no flexible sections and the vibration of driving caused one to crack. I was going about 55 MPH when I smelled oil. I looked down at the floor and oil was pouring through the floor boards around my feet! I was lucky to notice before it ran out of oil. at 55 the oil leaks real fast!
Also the line to the oil prssure gauge whould also have a flexible section as well. see manual for length

[danny2364]

thanks

i will chance them in flexibles thanks

except you will need to switch the copper lines on the oil filter and and a 5 inch or so felxible section to each one. I bought a WC54 where someone had put lines in with no flexible sections and the vibration of driving caused one to crack. I was going about 55 MPH when I smelled oil. I looked down at the floor and oil was pouring through the floor boards around my feet! I was lucky to notice before it ran out of oil. at 55 the oil leaks real fast!
Also the line to the oil prssure gauge whould also have a flexible section as well. see manual for length

[danny2364]

back at work

[danny2364]

back one his place

[danny2364]

back one the frame