Dodge Power Wagon - M37 - 1952 - No Reserve on 2040-cars
Medford, Oregon, United States
THIS IS A SWEET TRUCK, IT GETS LOTS A TON OF ATTENTION EVERY TIME I TAKE IT OUT, EVEN MORE THAN MY MUSCLE CARS GET. THIS M-37 HAS A DODGE 360 AND A NP435, IT RUNS AND DRIVES. I WAS TOLD IT WAS OUT OF A 1973 W250, I HAVE NO INFORMATION ON THE MILEAGE. THE ELECTRICAL SYSTEM HAS BEEN CONVERTED TO 12V AND ALL LIGHTS FUNCTION. THE TOP WAS MADE BY THE PREVIOUS OWNER, THE TRANSMISSION WAS ALSO REBUILT BY THE PREVIOUS OWNER, IT HAS A VIBRATION SOUND BUT SHIFTS AND FUNCTIONS FINE. THE BODY SEEMS TO BE RUST FREE AND STRAIGHT, IT IS MISSING, THE SPARE TIRE HOLDER ON DRIVERS DOOR, TAILGATE, AND A TOOL BOX DOOR. THE INTERIOR NEEDS TO BE RECOVERED ALSO MISSING BACK REST FOR PASSENGER SEAT AND THE DOG HOUSE ATTACHED, DRIVER SIDE AXLE REAR AXLE SEAL IS LEAKING. THERE IS A HYDRAULIC PUMP UNDER DRIVERS SEAT, I HAVE NO IDEA WHETHER THAT FUNCTIONS OR NOT THIS IS A GREAT RUNNING AND DRIVING PROJECT.
FEEL FREE TO CONTACT WITH QUESTIONS. IT IS A USED VEHICLE SO IT IS SOLD AS/IS, FEEL FREE TO COME CHECK IT OUT. THE TRUCK IS FOR SALE LOCALLY SO I RESERVE THE RIGHT TO END THE AUCTION. SHIPPING WILL BE THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE BUYER, I WILL HELP WITH WHATEVER POSSIBLE. THANK YOU |
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