Danish Army W300M Dodge Power Wagon
Between 1962 and 1967, the Danish Army acquired 600 US-supplied, military versions of Dodge Power Wagon chassis (also known as the M601 or T137 series) which it fitted with mission-specific bodies
Everyone dreams of driving through the country and spotting a hint of olive drab hidden in a barn. Marvin Dahlke did just that during a trip to Denmark. What he spotted turned out to be this ex-Danish Army W300M, still in its original military configuration.
Between 1962 and 1967, the Danish Army acquired 600 US-supplied, military versions of Dodge Power Wagon chassis which it fitted with mission-specific bodies. In addition to the standard cargo body as pictured here, variations include a command and control vehicle; ambulance; office van; electronic warfare vehicle; direction finder vehicle; radio-relay vehicle and a tele-type van. Each truck could be fitted with a winch.
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