1951 Dodge B-3-C 4-Speed

This 1951 Dodge B-3-C is a ¾-ton five-window pickup that was purchased new by the seller’s step-grandfather. The seller acquired the truck in 2013, and a subsequent 13-year body-off refurbishment is said to have cost approximately $70k and was completed in 2026. Powered by a 218ci flathead inline-six linked with a four-speed manual transmission, the vehicle is finished in blue over black vinyl upholstery. Equipment includes a 3.54:1 rear-end ratio, 15″ steel wheels, bright hubcaps, whitewall tires, drum brakes, turn signals, and wood-slat bed flooring. This Job-Rated B-3 pickup is now offered with refurbishment records, spare parts, and an Idaho title in the seller’s name. Launched in 1948 to replace Dodge’s prewar-era pickups, the B-series featured headlights integrated into the fenders plus elevated “Pilot-House” cabs. This example was repainted blue in 2025, according to the seller. Exterior details include a body-color grille, a split windshield, curved rear-quarter windows, dual side mirrors, running boards, Dodge-branded dual taillights, and chrome bumpers. Turn signals have been added.