1975 Dodge Power Wagon W200 Club Cab on 2040-cars
Woodhull, New York, United States
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My son and bought this truck on e-bay about 2 years ago as a project, sadly we can not finish it and are forced to sell. It is a 1975 dodge power wagon W200 4x4. It has an 8 inch suspension lift, brand new good year wrangler 37x12.5x16.5 tires, new brakes all the way around including the calipers and wheel cylinders. It has a rebuilt 727 transmission done at a local transmission shop. New ball joints and universals in front axle. New floor boards replaced at a local body shop. The seat has been redone. Both wing windows have rams professionally etched into the glass. The frame is immaculate, 4x4 works and truck is currently licensed in NY and inspected until 5/2015. The body does have dings,dents and scratches as any 1975 vehicle would. This truck originally had air conditioning but no longer does. Ebay made me put a mileage down and it is purely a guess. The engine in this truck is a 1970 440 that we bought from an individual who said it was rebuilt it was in a 1973 dodge truck he had and we bought the whole truck for parts. The engine is a 1970 440, the id pad next to the distributor is as follows G 440 8 17 440, the numbers on the passenger side of the block are 1 21 70 underneath that is 2586430-8 the ID pad to the right of these numbers has 10140399. I have a video of the truck and the engine starting and running, showing the oil pressure on my cell phone that I could e-mail to someone if interested, this engine runs well. Shipping will be the responsibility of the buyer and payment will need to made within 7 business of auction end.
On Aug-27-14 at 02:29:32 PDT, seller added the following information: My son and bought this truck on e-bay about 2 years ago as a project,
sadly we can not finish it and are forced to sell. It is a 1975 dodge
power wagon W200 4x4. It has an 8 inch suspension lift, brand new good
year wrangler 37x12.5x16.5 tires, new brakes all the way around
including the calipers and wheel cylinders. It has a rebuilt 727
transmission done at a local transmission shop. New ball joints and
universals in front axle. New floor boards replaced at a local body
shop. The seat has been redone. Both wing windows have rams
professionally etched into the glass. The frame is immaculate, 4x4 works
and truck is currently licensed in NY and inspected until 5/2015. The
body does have dings,dents and scratches as any 1975 vehicle would. This
truck originally had air conditioning but no longer does. Ebay made me
put a mileage down and it is purely a guess. The engine in this truck
is a 1970 440 that we bought from an individual who said it was rebuilt
it was in a 1973 dodge truck he had and we bought the whole truck for
parts. The engine is a 1970 440, the id pad next to the distributor is
as follows G 440 8 17 440, the numbers on the passenger side of the
block are 1 21 70 underneath that is 2586430-8 the ID pad to the right
of these numbers has 10140399. I have a video of the truck and the
engine starting and running, showing the oil pressure on my cell phone
that I could e-mail to someone if interested, this engine runs well.
Shipping will be the responsibility of the buyer and payment will need
to made within 7 business of auction end. |
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