Tuesday, January 13, 2026

Dodge Fargo 1946


5 comments:

  1. When vehicles had style and class and you could tell them apart from other manufacturers' products.

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  2. What did this start out as, fire truck? I don't recall ever seeing one-piece fleet-sided pickups from that era.

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  3. Fargo - Canadian. them cold old boys up north do things different.

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  4. In Canada if a Plymouth dealership was a certain distance (25 miles I think) from the nearest Dodge dealership they could sell Fargo trucks. Fargos were built on Dodge assembly lines with different grilles, badges and paint colours. This ended in 1973. Ford did the same thing with Mercury pickup trucks.
    Al_in_Ottawa

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  5. Just realised that this only has a windshield wiper on the right hand side. Is this an Australian ute? That would explain the blending of the box into the cab and the skinny licence plate
    Al_in_Ottawa.

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