These "Job-Rated" Dodge trucks from 1939-1947 stand out with their handsome Art Deco styling. They're a distinct choice for collectors seeking an alternative to the era's more common Ford and Chevy pickups.
Find one with Spotter →Typical sold price of a Dodge T/V/W Series ranges from $2,869 to $54,284, based on 349 sales tracked on Hypercars. 71 currently for sale.
The Dodge T, V, and W Series trucks were Chrysler's commercial workhorses from 1939 to 1947. Building on the new "Job-Rated" concept, Dodge offered a wide range of trucks tailored to specific payloads and duties. These trucks featured handsome Art Deco styling shared with Dodge's passenger cars and were powered by durable L-head inline-6 engines.
Collectors are drawn to their classic pre-war and early post-war looks, which stand apart from the more common Ford and Chevy trucks of the era. Their simple mechanicals make them relatively easy to maintain and restore. They represent a significant period in American industrial design and are a great entry point into vintage truck ownership without the high prices of some contemporaries.
The market for T/V/W Series trucks is small but steady, with an average price just over $22,000. The wide price spread reflects the vast difference between project trucks and fully restored examples. Their military counterparts, the WC series, often get more attention, leaving these civilian models as an undervalued niche for enthusiasts.
Prices range from $2,950 for projects to $47,500 for fully restored examples.
349 Dodge T/V/W Series vehicles have been tracked across auctions and listings on Hypercars, with 71 currently live. Sold prices range from $500 to $109,950.
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Based on 349 sales tracked on Hypercars, Dodge T/V/W Series prices typically range from $2,869 to $54,284. There are 71 currently for sale.
There are 71 Dodge T/V/W Series listings currently live across auctions, dealers, and marketplaces tracked by Hypercars.