1977 Dodge W200 Power Wagon on 2040-cars
Havre, Montana, United States
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Up for sale is my 1977 Dodge W200 Club Cab Power Wagon. This truck is not perfect, it has rust in the rear quarters, a few rips in the seat and the engine leaks oil from the front crank seal......was just about to fix this. I have patch panels for the rusted areas that go with the purchase. Now for the good stuff; this truck is pretty stock and not messed with. It has the factory 440 big block with a DANA 60 front axle and a DANA 70 rear. From my research, this would have to be a special order truck because this configuration was usually reserved for the W300 in 1977 and that was a totally different truck. I got the truck from the second owner who said he got it from the forrest service.....explains the green paint. I have used the beast to haul 500 gal of water to my house for the past year and it runs good. It has an Edelbrock 600 cfm carb with manual choke. Air conditioning must need charging or conversion to 134A because it doesn't blow cold but the compressor turns ok. I put newer (larger) tires and wheels on and I also added a steering stabilizer because the old DANA 60 didn't come with one and braking with 500 gal of water produced a bit of a shimmy......but not now! This is an absolute Sherman Tank of a truck and rides pretty descent with water in the back. Anyway, bid and ask questions; a lot of truck for the money. Good luck. Oh yea, almost forgot, tank doesn't go with the truck; I still have to shower.
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