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I have a 1935 Dodge KC truck I am working to restore, and I came across something that I can't figure out.

 

I have the build sheet from Dodge, so I know the frame and the cab are the factory original parts.

 

All the research I have done shows there are 2 style KC's in 1935. The early style used the 34 cab and had suicide doors. The later style had a new cab and had "normal" doors.

 

I just noticed that my cab is most defiantly a 34 style cab, the windshield is not curved around the bottom edge and it does not have an all metal roof on the cab.

 

But I do not have suicide doors. Even the placement of my door hinges are not the same as any other 35 KC I have seen online.

 

So my question is what do I have? Did someone mess with my doors? Did Dodge make a few 34 style cab trucks without suicide doors?

 

Any thoughts or suggestions for a direction to go would be greatly appreciated.

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From my reading, it appears to be a second series '35. Was it made in Canada, Michigan, or Los Angeles, their new plant in '35.?  Yours looks like a short box - 62.75 inches. Is the ram hood ornament cast in two pieces as was done later in '35?

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the hood ordinate is not the original one. It is the short box (KC) not the long box (KCL)

 

This is a Pic of a 2nd series, notice the windshield is different and the door hinges are lower on the door.

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The build sheet is also attached, but does not say what plant it was made at.IMG_5693.JPG.ebc949f2e59765040e097b3371cde0ff.JPG

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After I restore my 1936 and 1937 Dodge trucks, I need to find one these....

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It looks nice from afar, but has lots of issues.

 

i already tore it down to the frame and powder coated the frame, got a new wire harness and starting to get it back together.

 

have to get an engine and rebuild it and my front fenders are almost beyond repair. But its coming along!!

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