Dodge Power Wagon on 2040-cars
Versailles, Kentucky, United States
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You are bidding on an extremely rare 1941 Powerwagon, these where used thru out WW2 as Personnel carriers. All of the windows open, including the windshield , this was useful if you needed to shoot out of the truck. This power wagon is very solid, the doors all open and close as they should. the only rust other than surface rust is in the rear lower tailgate. The frame is solid and rust free. I bought this from a fella who had it in storage for over 50 years. The running gear from the engine back is all original heavy duty trans and transfer case to all four wheels.
The engine(which is stuck) is from a late 60's chrysler. (360 v8) All of the necessary parts are with the truck for a complete restoration. There is a company in Wyoming that restores and updates these trucks for modern use(they are asking in the 120 thousands for a completed one) Legacy power wagons, check out there website to see what this one could look like. I did not get a title when I bought this but I will provide a bill of sale. I would like to redo this myself but, other more pressing projects require funds so it is for sale here. I do reserve the right to remove this from ebay if I sell it sooner. Transportation is at the buyers expense. It does roll easily and I will help load it on your trailer or transporter. Good Luck bidding |
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