Ok, KW connoisseurs, do you know what this is worth???

ATHS site has some more info. use(kenworth)to get in.

 

I'll have to ask my company.
I drive that exact year/model daily... they've always REFUSED to buy new trucks.





Seriously tho, one that old and depending on condition/parts availability, I wouldn't know where to begin to start.
A brief web search shows a few places you might inquire.
This one "might" be able to help.

Antique Enterprises

 

Maybe contacting these folks will assist you, also.
Surely a WWII era classic!

1945 Kenworth at Car Show (YouTube)

 

There's a truck museum in Brooks Oregon that might be a good source on info. They have a lot of active members with older restored trucks. Great place to visit and they have a steam up in August.

 

What the heck is that red/white stuff on the back of the cab/bottom? (7th pic)


http://forums.aths.org/114292/1945-Kenworth-Log-truck-for-sale-Auburn-Washigton

http://vehicles.oodle.com/detail/19...rver-pa/?cm_mmc=OODLE_PREVIEW-_-www-_-NA-_-NA


Interesting reading on the KW's many of the dealerships originated in 1945. That must of been one of the first showroom trucks.

 

Pretty sure it's an old piece of awful color shag carpeting (shoved under seat area).
There's a twist on each strand, like shag carpeting.

I remember tearing out truck seats from 40's era, and seeing many were stuffed with moss/straw type "padding".

 

I don't know how much its worth but there is a guy running one of those fully restored pulling a flatbed. I see him every now and then on the ohio turnpike and its definitely an eye catcher.