1977 Dodge W-100 Swb Power Wagon 4x4 on 2040-cars
Coolidge, Arizona, United States
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Up for sale to is a clean 1977 Dodge W100 Power Wagon 4X4 SWB Short Bed pickup. This blast from the past is a nearly rust free Arizona vehicle and is in un-restored original condition. If you have ever wanted to get your hands on a 2nd generation Power Wagon, here is you chance. This Power Wagon is a true time capsule from the glory days of Detroit. It still has all it's emblems and most of it's chrome trim. Head lights, Tail lights, turn signals and windshield wipers are all in working condition. All windows roll up and down as they should and doors open/close/lock/unlock as they should. Tailgate opens and closes easily. Under the hood is a 360 CID engine backed by a 727 automatic transmission. These 360 Dodge engines are notorious for withstanding the test of time and this 360 runs strong and the 3 speed automatic transmission shifts firmly and smoothly. This Truck does need work and is priced accordingly. The rear drive shaft and rear end has been removed and is in need of being rebuilt and is now laying in the bed. The front wheels still engage and the truck is still drivable, but I would suggest driving it onto a trailer and hauling it home. The brake booster needs to be replaced but the brakes are still solid. This Power Wagon would be a great restoration project, or just repair the rear end and brake booster and head for the back roads. Options include: Factory A/C, power steering, power brakes, cigarette lighter, vinyl interior, cloth and vinyl bench seat (well worn on driver's side), after market Dodge rims, This redesign of the W Series which began in 1972 and lasted until 1980 introduced a more modern look. This truck looks like it is made to be a work horse. This 1977 W100 has been in 1 family it's entire life and has been well kept. You could use it as your daily driver, use it for off roading, or save it for parades and car shows. Wherever you choose to drive this beauty, I guarantee you will turn heads, and start conversations. This truck is a pleasure to drive. And it's powerful 360 engine will take you where ever you want to travel, and get you there fast. This 1977 Dodge 4X4 is now in search of a new owner. This is your chance to become the new caretaker of this time capsule from Detroit's glory days, If you purchase this classic you won't just be buying transportation. You will be investing in a piece of American history. Built back in the days when Detroit ruled the auto industry. Back when American Made meant built to last. And you will have this impressive piece of Detroit history to treasure, show off and enjoy for many years to come. I count myself among the many classic car enthusiasts who love these Power Wagons from the 60's and 70's. I would love to restore this myself but I have been forced to face the realities of bad health and physical limitations and have decided to pass this on to some one who can appreciate it's value not only monetarily but also it's value historically. This truck has endless possibilities in the right hands. I am open to and welcome all reasonable offers. Buyer is responsible for vehicle pick-up or shipping. Winning bidder MUST make $1,000 deposit in the form of Cashier's Check or Money Order by overnight mail within 72 hours of auction close or risk a no-sale default. Deposit is NON-REFUNDABLE unless vehicle has been misrepresented. Full payment is required by cashier's check, money order or cash within 7 (SEVEN) days of auction close and before title transfer and vehicle pickup. This vehicle is used and offered As-Is. Feel free to order a third party inspection. If you plan to have an inspection done on the vehicle, you need to do it BEFORE you bid. |
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