2.Power WagonWDX-WM300 Power Wagon 1946-1968
http://www.dodgepowerwagon.com | |
3.ClassifiedsPictures for the classified ads at http://www.dodgepowerwagon.com/classifieds/ | |
4.SoldTrucks that have been listed on the Power Wagon Classifieds
http://www.dodgepowerwagon.com/classifieds/classifieds.html | |
7.Diamond T WoodieDiamond T Woodie on a Dodge chassis, with Cummins Diesel engine by Tom Philippbar | |
8.Crew CabsPower Wagon Crew Cabs - The rarest Power Wagons, only a few known to exist. Worth their weight in gold. | |
22.joelfolmanJoel Folman truck, work by Tim Holloway, Distinctive Restoration NH | |
30.RotisserieBuilding a cab rotisserie
This material is from an article by Kevin Foust, published in the December 2007 issue of Power Wagon Advertiser | |
39.WWIIMy dad's Army pictures, 10 Armored Division | |
42.vermontPictures from PW rally at Ken See's in Cavendish | |
43.Joe's '63 Town Wagon1963 Dodge Town Wagon Power Wagon owned by Joe Cimoch, cimoch@dodgepowerwagon.com | |
54.Moab 2005Pictures from Russ Erickson, Evanston Wyoming | |
56.Belt Pulley, & Draw BarThe rear belt pulley was an option on the Power Wagon used to power belt driven machinery like saw rigs, silage cutters, feed grinders etc. | |
59.bozrahPower Wagon Rally at Terry & Linda Kenney's hose in Bozrah Connecticut | |
62.dualrimDualie wheels with disc brakes, pictures by Rob Stellar rsteller@interserv.com | |
64.VPWasiaPictures of Power Wagons in southeast Asia from Dave Butler, Vintage Power Wagons | |
67.IraqPictures from Iraq courtesy of SMSgt Robert Pleasanton 485 EMXS | |
70.Thrashing BeeSome friends/neighbors do a thrashing bee every fall The blue '56 is mine [Kevin Baert] the M37 is Kevin Ball's. | |
72.moab2004Pictures from Russ Erickson, Wyoming | |
78.Porch repair using TenduraTenduraPlank provides the traditional beauty of a wood front porch without the expansion, contraction, warping, splitting, cracking, or splintering of tongue-and-groove lumber. Combining the warmth of wood with the durability of plastic in a composite material, TenduraPlank is made to last a lifetime.
TenduraPlank is historically and dimensionally authentic. It expands and contracts less than lumber or plastic. It doesn't rot or deteriorate and is vermin and fungus resistant. And, it's primed and ready for finish painting. The proprietary design of the TenduraPlank tongue-and-groove joint is engineered to provide a secure but visible seam, emulating the traditional fir lumber it replaces. | |
88.WinchingWinching and snatch block pictures | |
93.CabsDifferences between Civilian & Military cabs | |
94.hazardmarineBoats for Sale at Hazard Marine Webster, MA
http://www.hazardmarine.com/forsale.php | |
129.metcalfePictures of Robert Metcalfe Estate | |
|
