1939 gmc military coe. 6x6.
 

this thing is one bad ass rig.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/very-rare-19..._qi=RTM2247626


and a cool crew cab fwd coe

http://www.ebay.com/itm/1950-FWD-COE...IAAOSwMNxXYhjZ

Re: 1939 gmc military coe. 6x6.
 

Two rare trucks, especially the first one.

Re: 1939 gmc military coe. 6x6.
 

So, what is the second one? The seller doesn't even know. Doesn't even know the year. It's a good ten years older than they think it is.

I'm going to guess that 6x6 was a crane carrier. Just my hunch. I wonder why they went to GM and not a crane company. Didn't even use a GM cab. I saw this before and it just makes me wonder. I absolutely love it, would love to own it. Bring that to the antique truck shows and you'll be sure to be having lots of conversation

Re: 1939 gmc military coe. 6x6.
 

That GMC is a WWII-vintage AFKWX. Rare cabover version of the CCKW 'Deuce-And-A-Half'.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GMC_CC....O.E._pic1.JPG

Re: 1939 gmc military coe. 6x6.
 

its a FWD :ito:

they were a brand of hd 4wd back in the day . I saw one years ago that went to scrap cause it was so rusted out.

https://images.search.yahoo.com/sear...cks&fr=yfp-t-s

Re: 1939 gmc military coe. 6x6.
 

I missed the FWD part in the listing...and your post. I'm familiar with them. They 4wds. Never seen that body style. There's a conventional fire truck that is always at Macungie (ATCA National Show). It has an International cab. Thy bought Seagrves at some point, so you see a lot of fire trucks.