1966 Dodge WM300 Power Wagon

The vehicle in question is a distinctive and rugged 1966 Dodge WM300 Power Wagon, hailing from the era of robust American motoring. Manufactured in the year that marked the advent of color television and the introduction of the Apollo program, this classic truck's history begins in Warners, New York, within the heart of the United States. Notably, it is believed to have once served duty with a New Jersey fire department, a testament to its originally intended fortitude. Recently repainted in a bold combination of red and black, the Power Wagon now boasts a fabricated walnut-floored cargo bed, further adding to its unique charm. Under the hood, a 251 cubic inch inline-six engine propels this vintage vehicle forward, paired with a four-speed manual transmission for gear selection. Despite its age, this Dodge truck remains active and ready for new adventures on any terrains it might traverse.

Last bid: $28,250