1951 Dodge Power Wagon

230 cu flathead

Manual

83926920

Clear

1951 Dodge Power Wagon B-3-PW Flatbed 1 ton Single Rear Wheel Truck: This is a 90% original Power Wagon in fair condition. My opinion is the truck is ideal for a power plant swap (resto mod) and that was my intention. What you don't see on the truck, in the photo's, are probably in a box or crate that will go with the truck (no front winch but there is one in the rear). Cab has typical rust in the floor (floor panels were removed to gain access to PTO (PTO is rebuilt and ready to go back in)). Doors are solid with some rust spots that can easily be patched. All glass is bad but I have new pieces in a crate. I would replace flatbed. Stock wheels and tires are aired up to roll on your trailer. One of the photo's shows a bunch of parts that go with it: fenders, floorboards and brackets, cross members, misc parts. I have clear ORIGINAL title. 1990 1st Gen 12 Valve Cummings W250 Components: I have the 12 valve Cummings diesel engine, automatic transmission, transfer case, front and rear axles, wiring harness, steering column, dash (with VIN plate) radiator, etc from a 1990 W250 donor truck. The donor truck was driven to my house before all components were pulled off. I bought the truck specifically for the Power Wagon so I was extremely picky when choosing the right donor truck (I definitely overpaid!). My loss is your gain. Have clear title in hand. Why am I selling? Just finished a full restoration of my 1956 Power Wagon and went WAY over budget. I cannot afford to build this truck the way I want. This will be a rewarding project for any fabricator to undertake. They bring good money when finished but I doubt you will want to sell it! Email or ebay Message me with questions and I'll do the best I can to answer. Truck is located in Oglesby IL and I can help load. There is a pretty low reserve for what this thing is worth. On Oct-25-18 at 13:53:59 PDT, seller added the following information: I'm getting some questions as to how hard of a job it is to swap a 6bt into a Power Wagon. So here's a link to a thread where a guy did exactly that: https://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=309566 You can also do YouTube searches and check Power Wagon forums to get better idea.