Just bought this last night on one of my famous impulse buys.
Anybody tell me where I may be able to find parts for this?

Thanks,
Ed

try the "39-47Dodge@yahoo.com"group.I'm a member. They are a bunch of the best guys who all own trucks just like yours.The same basic model was built for all those years. Unlike many other forums- if you ask a question..10 people will answer it the same day . Everyone is eager to help. good luck...as you will soon find out finding parts for a vintage dodge is not all that easy.
Lance
31 auburn
36 ford coupe
38 dodge
46 dodge wc pickup
52 ford f1 pickup

Hi,
I have a '46 1.5 ton that I "refurbished" (meaning good safe working order) and use all the time. You can get 99% of your mechanical parts from NAPA or equivalent auto stores. In hemmings you can try Roberts, Andy Bernbaum for other stuff i.e. weather strip, gauges, rubber parts etc. I just rebuilt my engine last year and had no problem buying pistons, gaskets etc through regular parts sources (Sealed power, fel-pro etc.)Though you may have to get your parts guy to look up the part in the paper catalog rather than the computer. Your engine is slightly smaller (217 I think) but all parts available for that. Brake shoes you might have to have relined, but there are plently of shops-probably someone local.
have fun!

I am a member on 39-47dodgetrucks with lanceyboy. I agree that all you have to do is register on the site and you will be in sensory overload with the immediate responses from the forum. Excellent links and assistance. Welcome!

I rebuilt a 42 WC, it's now quite nice. You can get most parts in Hemmings. I found re-built flat 6 engines (in a crate) at South San Fracisco Engine Remanufactuing Co., in S San Francisco, CA. This was about 10 years ago, they had dozens of engines, used for United Airlines tractors at SFO.

=> I need your help, do you have any extra hubcap clips for the truck? Or even just one? With one as a model I can get some more made. desparate.
MikeR