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1963 DODGE POWERWAGON M37 4x4 MILITARY PICK-UP, inline 6-cylinder flat-head engine, 4-speed manual transmission, high/low range, PTO, 24-volt electric system, older 9.00X16" bias-ply rough-tread tires. This truck runs and drives but the brakes will need bled and perhaps some other issues addressed (they worked enough for me to drive the truck several blocks to the storage unit where these photos were taken. The engine starts nicely with no smoke, leaks, knocks or other unwanted noises. The steering seems tight and the truck was a blast to drive. The truck comes with the original military-issued shop manual and operators guide. The vehcile appears nearly rust-free other than some minor surface rust and one small 1" diameter spot on the cowl near the driver's door.

ENGINE: inline 6-cylinder -- appears to be the original, NO SMOKE, KNOCKS or LEAKS that we can detect. We just rebuild the carburetor for depenbability.

TRANSMISSION: 4-speed manually-shifted -- appears to be the original unit. Also has what appears to be the original 4-wheel drive transfer case & PTO mechanism (the wench has been removed by the previous owner).

BODY: 2-door conventional cab pick-up with 6.5' "step-side" cargo box, all factory original.

PAINT: repainted from original military ODG to fire department red with white painted cab top. Only one small rust spot on cowl near driver's door. Lot's of patina/character on this one, but a rock-solid truck, needing repaint, complete restoration or enjoy 'as-is'.

SUMMARY: This is a nice truck and it's rare to find a retired military Powerwagon that hasn't been completely beat up. While this one shows wear and tear, there's a lot to like about this truck...it's a restorer's paradise, or it's perfect for the weekend warrior wanting a dependable truck to use on their farm or hunting property.

DISCLAIMER: NO WARRANTY IS IMPLIED...TRUCK IS BEING SOLD 'AS-IS'. I ENCOURAGE INTERESTED PARTIES TO CALL AND COME VIEW THIS TRUCK IN PERSON BEFORE BIDDING AS THE SALE IS FINAL. We can assist a trucking company with loading, but shipping logistics and expenses are the sole responsibility of the purchaser.

CALL DARRELL AT 816-812-1965 FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO SET AN APPOINTMENT TO VIEW THE TRUCK IN PERSON.

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