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Greg R 1947 Power Wagon
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Greg R
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Brett's 50 in Alaska
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Brett's 50 in Alaska
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Brett's 50 in Alaska
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Brett's 50 in Alaska
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Ed S Southern 1949 PW B1, found in Upstate New York, now much happier in Georgia
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Ed S 1949 PW B1
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Ed S 1949 PW B1
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Ed S, Cumming, Ga
1950 Power Wagon, "Yellow Jacket"
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Ed S
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Kurt Hirte M-37 California
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Kurt Hirte Next M-37 Project
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Bob Cocivi
This is my son Niccholas age 5 on top of 3 1/2 tons of topsoil. Smooth ride. PW is 1949 with 12,386 miles, original paint, head liner, wires and tires.
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Bob Cocivi 1949 Power Wagon
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Bob Cocivi 1949 Power Wagon
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Bob Cocivi
After just 3 feet of winching, I drove out under my own PW power
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Bob Cocivi
When I went in the water, it was just above the bumpers, this was coming out
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Bob Cocivi
I went quite a distance before I stopped. When the door opened, "stuff' came in, now this is deep
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Dave Horvath
They were used to pull logs
out of the woods. The old timer who owns them says he still has plans to use the first one "runs well and doesn't burn any oil". He says "it got away from us one time and rolled over the hill". The second one is his parts truck.
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Dave Horvath
1950 Parts Truck found
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Dave Horvath
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Dave Horvath
WM-300 Engine Rebuild
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Dave Horvath
WM 300 Engine Rebuilt
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Anders Tordell, Landvetter Sweden
Thought you might be interested in a few shots of one of mine PW:s I got. This one is as you can se, a Fargo PW. It’s from 46 or 47, I’m not sure. It’s coming from the Swedish army from the beginning, they used it as a “winch truck” and use to have a huge winch on the bed. The truck need some “minor adjustments”…..
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Anders Tordell
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Steve Kagi
This truck I bought from John Scott who ran the Military Museum in Clackamas Oregon. I haven't figured out yet its war story but do know it was overseas at one time. then was a logging equipment repair vehicle for 20 + years in Oregon and Washington. It now has a 2 speed Tcase, 12 volt generator out of a Chrysler powered Forklift. And the other change is a heater. all new wiring, my secret cam grind for lots of torque! I will send more pics when the bed gets refurbished.
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Steve Kagi
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Steve Kagi
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Shon Elliott
1947 WDX. I am currently rebuilding a straight six out of an M37 for it. Will probably just replace the motor, tires and brakes and drive it like it is!
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Bruce Mitchell WC-53 Carryall
I purchased the Carryall in Wyoming. It is now up in British Columbia Canada . The basic plan will be to do a diesel conversion, dana 60 with locker up front,dana
60 or 70 with a locker in the rear,steel floor,5 or 6 speed and to keep the body as stock as is reasonable . This will not be a show truck, I am building it to use
and enjoy. No paint plans yet but I am planning on getting the body redi stripped and will paint all the metal- even the areas the factory missed.
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Bruce WC-53
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Bruce WC-53
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Bruce WC-53
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Bruce WC-53
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Bruce WC-53
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Dana Sanford
1/2 Ton Dodge in Restoration
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Aaron Arnold, Texas
W300 with Perkins T6.354, Clark 280VO 5spd OD.
I just installed a cold start kit, intake air is warmde by a shot of fuel sprayed across a coil, from push botton on dash.
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AAA
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AAA
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Perkins Diesel
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Jerry Henry
The B1 is a 1948 that I found in Montana. It sat for about 15 years and I freed up the engine and it fired up right away. I have a later synchro transmission with a PTO and the bumpers and extensions and winch that I intend to put on soon.
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Jerry Henry's W300
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Jerry Henry's W300
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Jerry's W300 with Winch and Winch Bumper
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Jerry's W500
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Mike Stone's 48 PW in Sea Wolf Green
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Mike Stone
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New Western Line door signs on Mike Stone's 48 Power Wagon. Ted klass on left, Mike on Right
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JohnS in AK WDX Restoration
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JohnS in AK
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Jim Murdock's PW Brush Truck
This is my fire engine brush truck which I found in Salem, Indiana. This is a totally original truck which I took out of service as I am the second owner. It still has the original rubber on the road. It is a 1966 with 6200 original miles and it runs very well. My local fire dept invited me down to see if the pump works and it does. yea!
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AAA's WC-12
This is the ebay truck I paid $2600 for, Perkins T4.236, Chevy 3/4 ton Axles, 4spd, and NP205. PS, PB.
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AAA"s WC-12
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AAA's WC-12
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AAA"s WC-12
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1957 PW from Bridgewater, Nova Scotia, Canada
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Tom Petroff Jr
1947 WDX Ground up restoration to make a dependable driver that the wife and I can and do enjoy.
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Tom Petroff
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Tom Petroff
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Roger Mesenbrink, Oregon
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Roger's 1949 Power Wagon Fire Truck
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Roger's 1956 Power Wagon with Express Body
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Roger's 1954 Power Wagon Stake Platform
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Roger's Power Wagon Engine on display on his 1954 Power Wagon Stake Platform
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December 14, 2005
Dave Skelly's (DaveS) Carryall
I finally got my family’s Dodge carryall painted and on the road! This vehicle has been in my family since 1946. My Dad traded/sold two Ford jeeps and bought the carryall as the family vehicle when he lived in N. California after he was discharged from the army in 1946. In the winter of 1949, he, my mother, and oldest sister drove the carryall from N. CA to N. MN, where both of my parents were originally from. This truck was family car, truck, and sometime tractor for my Dad until 1985, when I took possession of the truck. It was shipped via contract auto carrier from N. MN to W. MD, where I was living. I started restoration in 1986, but it was a definite amateur restoration (cover all rust and dents with Bondo). Five years ago, I got serious and restarted the restoration. While there are still some dents in the truck, the rust has been removed and little Bondo has been us...
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Dave Skelly Carryall Interior
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WAG in Tn 1946 Power Wagon
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WAG in Tn
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Randy NJ;
The next 6 pictures are Randy's 1968 PW with 4400 miles. She is a Ex Fire Department Brush Truck from South Plainfield, NJ
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Randy NJ Pet Turkey Little Jake
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Randy NJ;
This is my first 1958 Power Wagon. The Oak Stump is 3+ tons and 30 inches in diameter. She also pushed a 9 foot snow plow. The 'Beast of Burden' was sold.
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July 4th, 2006
Robert N, M37 in Parade (3 pictures)
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Ugg from Uggville, Il
1942 Dodge WC-53 Carryall
Da Beast comes to it's new home
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1st View of Da Beast in Person
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Dan H's Power Wagon, Bell Telephone Truck at Boulder Creek in the Santa Cruz mtns on New Years Day.
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