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Sure do love the old Power Wagons, Mine is a post war 1946 WC-30. Mostly stock except for the drive train ( 4BT cummins and 6 speed) and the modded no split ring rims!I think I am close to having owned 30 different cars.
My favorites are all gone now:
1. 1970 Plymouth GTX - pistol grip 4-spd, Dana rear end, air grabber hood with a 440 magnum. Pretty much bone stock except for the cam and having the heads ported for better flow.
2. 1969 Dodge 340 GTS Swinger 4-spd w/ 3.91 gears and a mild cam. With flow masters it was one of the sweetest sounding motors I ever heard.
3. 1970 Dodge Charger 500 383 magnum. All leather, power windows and a factory power sunroof. Never got this on the road, but the current owner contacted me a couple of years ago.
4. 1970 Plymouth Barracuda - nothing special, but a nice driver
5. 1974 Dodge Challenger - The car I had in high school (got me into Mopars)
6.1957 Dodge Powerwagon (my avatar). Formerly a forest service rig. It went slow, but it would go anywhere.
3. 1970 Dodge Charger 500 383 magnum. All leather, power windows and a factory power sunroof. Never got this on the road, but the current owner contacted me a couple of years ago.
Sure do love the old Power Wagons, Mine is a post war 1946 WC-30. Mostly stock except for the drive train ( 4BT cummins and 6 speed) and the modded no split ring rims!
Ive owned around 25 cars and a Prius
Cool list salmonriverjohn... But those dory's and other boats aren't cars. One of my good buddies is a long time Dory man......
LOVE that Color! Looks so right on those older Pickups! Love that Body Style Dodge!Awesome PW. Now that is a real truck. I used to own the last year PW with the quad headlights. No comparison to your sweet rig though. I did a little work to the old girl. Starting with a paint job:
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This was a cool old truck that only had 36,000 miles on it when I inherited it.
Oh chit/OOPS. I told you I was going to miss one/many!!!! 1979 Camaro tucked away in the garage too... I'll add that to the list shortly...