1963 Dodge M-37 Powerwagon on 2040-cars
Robertsville, Missouri, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Make: Dodge
Drive Type: standard
Model: Power Wagon
Mileage: 2,500
Trim: none
1963 Dodge military M-37 b-1 powerwagon. The truck runs and drives good. Tires are in great shape about 90%. The truck is basically rust free and the body is in great condition. It really just needs paint. It is still all 24 volt and all lights work. It will come with a good condition canvas cab top also. The truck only shows 2305 and the speedo works. I'm sure its correct.It has a great tailgate with pioneer tool rack on it.It has all the original troop seats in it too. The brakes do work, but one of the wheel cylinders is leaking a little.It will come with a bill of sale, no title. Overall this a very nice m-37. If you have any questions please call me at 314-852-2783 Thanks
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