1946 Dodge Power Wagon

Cab & Chassis

inline 6

Manual

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Salvage

Gasoline

1946 (maybe) Dodge Power Wagon. Bought as a parts truck and then never needed the parts. Runs but needs a 6v battery (the one in it died). The frame is rotten through and has been braced (probably 20 years ago). Was being used as a wrecker truck at the junk yard I got it from, I scrapped the wrecker part and put in a sheet of plywood to use a the bed floor, ran it around my yard for a few years till the battery went bad. No rear brakes (fronts do work), no title, lights do not work, no windshield wipers, only two pieces of glass left in it (one of them is cracked). Would be a super cool body to throw on a different frame and do a rat rod thing or just run it as is. I can take more photos upon request. Tires do hold air and the Heineken Keg can strapped to the radiator doubles as the gas tank.On Jun-22-18 at 09:12:41 PDT, seller added the following information: I have added some more photos based on some questions I have been asked and some more detail below. Tires- I don't know the exact size but if I recall the wheels are 20", but have three have been modified to fit the bolt pattern (it seems that is what they were doing), so they are not real "road worthy"...but then again not much of the truck is. PTO- yes it does have a working PTO that comes off the transfer case but I have no shafts or attachments. As far as pickup, I live in Haymarket, VA. It is on top of a mountain and there are some switch backs to get up here but should not be an issue if you can drive a trailer but a roll back truck would be the easiest. All depends on skill and size of trailer... I have done it several times. Thanks!On Jun-23-18 at 08:45:41 PDT, seller added the following information: Added some more photos based on some requests... here you can see more detail of the engine, front fenders, rad cover, and frame. In the frame photos you can see that they added some bracing on the bottom of the c-channel (where most of the rot exists), but still repairable. Thanks!On Jun-25-18 at 09:51:10 PDT, seller added the following information: Based on some requests, here are a couple more photos of the body rot and one additional of the frame. Without removing the sheet metal that was screwed/riveted into the body I cannot get anymore shots of the damage (or potential damage). Thanks,Karl