1966 Dodge Sweptline D100 Short Box 4x4 Power Wagon on 2040-cars
New Hudson, Michigan, United States
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1966 Dodge Sweptline D100 4x4 Power Wagon. This short box Power Wagon is a pretty rare find since it still retains most of its originality. A diamond in the rough so to speak. It has all its original drive train intact and includes the factory winch as well as the 4x4 option. The original 318 motor has been rebuilt to 327 specs and ready to be fired. The manual four speed transmission and transfer case has been gone through as well. The truck has its common areas of rust issues which is to be expected with a truck of this age and character. The major rust/rot issues are on the tops of the fenders where the hood closes as well as the rockers/foot wells areas on both sides. The frame is solid as a rock. The cab mount on the passenger side will need some attention/repair since the cab sits a little low in regards to the body line of the bed. The windshield is cracked and since the truck has been in storage for years it's safe to say the brakes/brake lines are gonna need to be gone through and checked/replaced where needed. Please feel free to ask any questions or concerns before you bid! This vehicle is available for personal inspection by appointment and strongly encouraged so there is no misunderstandings on what your purchasing. I apologize for the quality and angle of pictures it's just that's where the truck sits in storage and has been since I've owned it. I just have way too many projects and irons in the fire that something has to go and I could use the floor space. In closing, when bidding keep in mind this is a project truck that's gonna require some mechanical work. This vehicle is being sold in an AS IS, AS Pictured condition. Thanks for L@@KING and have a great day!
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