1957 Dodge Power Wagon/military on 2040-cars
National City, Michigan, United States
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1957 Dodge Power Wagon. Original Drive Train and engine. Runs and drives like a 1957 Power Wagon.. Restored in the early 90's. Very solid and straight rust free truck. The truck has a nice custom made bed with stack pockets. Truck is painted in drab green. The under body and frame was painted with a heavy tar under coating. Two newer NDT tires on front, miss matched tire on rear. Has split rims. Very desirable style truck. These vehicles sell in the six figures when redone nicely. This is an excellent vehicle to start with or drive as is. Truck needs some TLC and it would be a nice driver. The truck has been used very little and the engine and transmission seals leak. I put a new muffler and tail pipe on it and had the starter rebuilt. Truck gets tons of attention when driven. These are rare trucks and are getting very hard to find. Please do not bid if you do not have the means to purchase the truck or need to get the okay to buy it. I will only sell to the USA so do not bid if you live outside the United States.
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