1969 Dodge W100 Power Wagon 4x4 8 Cyl 4 Speed Standard Cab Pickup on 2040-cars
Springfield, Oregon, United States
This is a very solid truck that runs great. The engine is tight, runs strong and does not smoke. The drivetrain is solid. There is a dent in the back of the right front fender, there is a dent in the right bed side but both dents are very repairable. There is rust in the front area of the bed but it is still solid on the ribs. There is a small hole in the drivers side floorboard but it is still very solid with minimal repair required. The passenger floorboard is solid. The windsheild is cracked but all the other glass is in great shape. Everything works as intended. The truck comes with a tailgate but it will need some work however it is a rare good shell. Buyer is responsible for pickup and shipping costs however I will store the truck for up to 30 days and will help facilitate the loading of the truck. The truck has a clear title and will be sent with truck. I also have other power wagons available if interested.
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