1940s DODGE TRUCK PROMOTIONAL FILM “BUILT TO ’TAKE IT’“ 46954
This late 1930s/early 1940s black and white film Built to “Take It” about Dodge truck dependability provides an extra thousands of miles without valve grinding. It is produced for Dodge Brothers Corporation, a division of Chrysler Corporation by Metropolitan Motion Picture Company. It is directed by Arthur Hoerl and features actor Robert Strange as the customer. The film opens with a Dodge 6 1½-ton stake truck in slow motion completely off the ground as it speeds over a pile of dirt. The truck speeds down
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1940s DODGE TRUCK PROMOTIONAL FILM “BUILT TO ’TAKE IT’“ 46954