914Driver said:A Fargo (not a Dodge) on rubber tires with steel backing plates to keep it on track.
Interesting vehicle! But why does it have a spare tire?
In case you get a flat?
914Driver said:A Fargo (not a Dodge) on rubber tires with steel backing plates to keep it on track.
I was going to ask whether Fargo was ever sold in the States, but I went and looked it up instead. Before the early 30's, Yes. Afterwards, Canadians got Dodge and Fargo trucks, Americans got Dodge and Plymouth trucks. Different for no apparent reason, because the were both designed to give Plymouth dealers a truck to sell.
I saw a relatively new Ram Power Wagon truck with Fargo badging a year or so ago. I presume it was custom made one off stuff. It was kinda cool for us old fogeys.
36 Plymouth:
I thought Fargo was the industrial side of Canadian Dodges and there were models not seen in Dodge, guess that's not right.
Captain Tom, aka Sir Thomas Moore. Died of COVID this week at 101.
Elizabeth carries on.
1944
Nice roadblock.
Corvette, but this doesn't look familiar.
Dodge Texan? 
In reply to 914Driver :
We have a ton of that where I work.
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