1979 Dodge Power Wagon 4 Wheel Drive on 2040-cars
Bakersfield, California, United States
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1979 Dodge powerwagon 318 V8 . This truck was bought from Ebay several years ago and shiped from Washinton bt me to be used as my hunting pick up but shortly after recieving it I got a great deal on a newer pick up so this one was just used driving around the ranch very litle and finaly just left sitting when we moved into town. My grand sons friend left the door open and my chessie ate the seat as you can see in the picture. This truck ran and shifted fine when I last drove it and needs a new battery carb cleaned or new fuel pump. When I jump it it will start and run as long as you pour gas in the carb or spray startinf fluid in. I pulled the fuel line and cranked it and fuel came out thats what makes me think carb needs to be cleaned. The floats may be sticking not sure. This truck needs to find a new home where some one will use her. She needs a paint job and TLC. I have a VERY detailed list of things that the previous owner did and when that I will include also. Look at the pics and ask questions. I will be leaving for the cabin friday afternoon and be back wednesday but will try to check and answer questions...
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