1971 Dodge Power Wagon on 2040-cars
Dixon, Montana, United States
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1971 Dodge Power Wagon It is driving and runs well. It needs a battery and tires are well near the end of their life span. the gas tank behind the seat has been removed, as I was trying to find a suitable tank for under the bed and have not located one. the Interior is in great shape, upholstery is great. Radio was removed. Rear lights have not been wired up. The entire Drive line has been swapped out for the 3/4 ton axles (open knuckle HD), drive shafts, Transfer case and Transmission have the larger yokes. The front 3/4 leaf springs were swapped in but the rear was kept 1/2 ton, I thought this would give it the softest ride and better ride height. All the rust in the cab floor has been repaired and is sturdy. This truck is a project and will require a little work to be reliable and ready to use, however I have used it to drive to work many times. It will drive on your trailer. I don't expect to get rich off this but I do expect a fair offer.
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