1962 Dodge W200 318 Wide Block on 2040-cars
Fallon, Nevada, United States
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Private Seller
Year: 1962
Interior Color: White
Make: Dodge
Model: Power Wagon
Mileage: 166,000
Exterior Color: Black
1962 Dodge Power Wagon W200 This is a one of a kind and is a great daily driver. Has a fresh coat of rhino liner on the whole outside of the truck. Gets looks and questions all the time. Has the original 318 wide block with a nice after market carb on it and it runs great. Tranny is tight, 4x4 is tight brakes work great and just put a new clutch master cylinder in it. The old one leaked. Charging system works perfect, all lights work perfect and heater even works. Has the original am radio in it and it works but the know needs to be played with to get the sweet spot. Contact cleaner would probably fix that. The bed liner I sprayed on it has Kevlar and zinc in it for a more durable and rust resistant purpose. Great hunters rig or ranch truck or off road vehicle. Perfect as a daily drive too. Has a CB Radio that works too. All windows close nice and passenger door shuts very nice and drivers door you can tell has seen wear but still shuts fine. The truck was owned by one of the first original car dealers in Carson City Nevada he bought off the lot and it was left to is grand son that never did anything with it but drive it from his grand fathers house to his and then I got it. NO RUST IN FLOORS OR ON BODY AT ALL! It isn't completely perfect but has a great start to being perfect. If you have questions you can call Ben at 775-217-7457 Buyer is responsible for pickup or delivery |
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