Old Dodge PU Resin, can anyone ID this truck year or vendor?

[Stan A]

Picked some stuff at a garage sale.

I do not know what this is. I know it's a Dodge, but an internet search doesn't show this grill.

Any ideas?

Thanks

Edited July 13, 2022 by Stan A
mispelled

[Rob Hall]

1941 or 1942 Plymouth truck, looks like.  No idea as to the caster.

Edited July 13, 2022 by Rob Hall

[heyjohnxx]

Jimmy Flintstone COE casting. I've got one and don't remember if it's a Dodge or Plymouth.

[Stan A]

Plymouth! I see the Mayflower badge in the grill now. And it didn't match any Dodges.

Thanks Modelers!

[espo]

Nice looking grill detail. 

[Stan A]

Yes it will be a fun build!

[bisc63]

On 7/13/2022 at 6:10 PM, heyjohnxx said:

Jimmy Flintstone COE casting. I've got one

Are you sure it's a Jimmy Flintstone? I just perused his site, and didn't see one listed among 313 car and truck bodies. Jimmy's are usually cleaner, with less flash left in. I would have guessed that body came from R&R, from awhile back. (RIP Ray) Ray had some unusual subjects in his resin choices, and a Plymouth COE truck would be right up his alley. If it was from JF, it might be discontinued.

[heyjohnxx]

Sure looks like this one: https://jimmyflintstonestudios.com/NB284--1939-Dodge-Cab-Over_p_351.html Maybe someone else had the same idea.

Edited July 16, 2022 by heyjohnxx
further comment

[bisc63]

On 7/16/2022 at 4:40 PM, heyjohnxx said:

Sure looks like this one

I'll take your word for it, I just didn't see it on JF's site. The quality/cleanliness of the casting was what gave me doubts. JF's are generally much cleaner around the edges, whereas Ray's stuff invited more participation, let's say, on your part. Also, for some reason, the link you posted opens up this page!

[heyjohnxx]

Dodge COE

I don't know what I did wrong before. This link works.

Edited July 23, 2022 by heyjohnxx
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[Mopar - D]

Here’s what I did with mine several years ago. 

[misterNNL]

Great find. I would like to find for my " someday" stash.