1954 M37 Dodge Military Power Wagon on 2040-cars
Landing, New Jersey, United States
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this is a 1954 m37 body and frame with a chevy 350 4 bolt main, rv cam, edelbrock intake, dual exhaust ,with a turbo 400 trans and transfer case from a 1 tom military truck.with large trans cooler added & electric fan . has power steering, power brakes, electric wiper, heat, hard top , all glass is good no cracks,lights work turn signals work & horn works been converted 12 volts has dana 60 & dana 44 with new locking hubs.michelin military 1100x16 tires, truck was repainted last year. .drives like modern pickup can be seen by appointment sold as is non refundable deposit of $500.00 due in 48 hours buy pay pal . balance in 7 days. cash on pickup or check must clear bank before vehicle is released. shipping is buyers responsibility .will help as much as i can with shipping & loading
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