Description
The Dodge Power Wagon began life as a direct adaptation of the military WC series — the four-wheel-drive truck that served Allied forces in WW2, rebuilt for civilian life in 1946 with its ground clearance, locking differentials, and go-anywhere capability intact. By the early 1950s it was the most capable production 4x4 available to American civilians, bought by farms, construction sites, and oil fields that worked them hard for decades.
Hot Wheels RLC's Holiday edition reimagines it as a High Country Tree Service rig — Spectraflame British racing green, Real Riders 10-spoke Beadlock wheels, and a swivel frame body where the front and rear halves articulate independently. Packaged in an acrylic case with a decorative outer box. A membership-programme release. 3 units at Factory 64.