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Log House with Timber Frame Addition | Samuel Hartley House from the village of Paisley in Monongahela Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania. Built in the Federal Period circa 1820-1840. Two story double pen with attic and basement. 18'x24' oak log structure with 18'x18' oak timber frame added shortly thereafter. Interior chimneys typical of Pennsylvania. |
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1969 W300 Dodge Power Wagon | W300 heavy duty 10,000 GVWR, 133" wheelbase, 9' Utiline bed, 210hp 318ci LA engine, NP 435 transmission, NP205 single-lever transfer case, Dana 70 front and rear axles, Sure-Grip rear, optional 5.86 gear ratio, 800lbs auxiliary springs in rear, Braden LU-2 winch, vacuum-assisted brakes. Medium Green with Dodge White top. Michelin XL 11.00R16 tires. |
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1968 Dodge M601 Special Power Wagon | One ton 4WD open cab military vehicles made from 1957 to 1968 for export only as an inexpensive alternative to the M37 3/4 ton trucks. 230ci. engine. NP420 transmission. 5.83 gear ratio. 12 volt negative ground. Shared many parts with M37. Also some photos of open cab WM300 Power Wagons. |
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1967 WM300 Dodge Power Wagon | Resto-mod of former Tri-County Rural Electric truck from Tioga County PA. Serial #2461736841 Originally equipped with dual vacuum brake boosters, windshield washers, seat belt mounts. I did partial restoration and added rear shocks and centered rear axle. Dan Mininger installed 318-3 premium engine, power steering, Mico brake lock, Chelsea PTO, ARB locker, etc. Gary Pavlovich ground cam at 262/.460 degrees. Greg Smith built custom flat bed. Plans for disk brakes next. Dupont Chroma One 704428 Commonwealth Gray |
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1962 W100 Dodge Power Wagon Town Wagon | Total restoration of solid Arizona truck. Originally had 225ci. slant six engine, A745 3-speed transmission, Spicer 44 small knuckle front axle, and Spicer 60 rear axle. Upgraded with 318ci. poly bored .030 over, 256/.429 hydraulic cam, Edelbrock 650cfm 4-barrel carb and factory cast iron intake manifold, Stan's headers, NP435 transmission, NP201 transfer case, Spicer 44HD front axle, No-SPIN rear axle, and Braden LU-2 winch from 1965 W100 Town Panel. Body work and paint by Ron Reichhart at Indiana Truck Restoration. |
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1954 C1-PW6-126 Dodge Power Wagon | Featured in the book: "Young Fire Equipment". Serial #83939635 Engine #T137*23247 Retired from the Wendelville Fire Company in 1995 with only 13,000 miles. I fixed it up mechanically and plan to preserve it pretty much as-is. |
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Swivel Frame by Truckstell | Rare swivel frame mechanism built by Truckstell in the mid fifties for the Florida Division of Forestry to use in the Everglades. This was the last unit out of a junk yard in Lake City, FL. Disassembled, cleaned, and installed in a rust-free western frame by my friend Dan Mininger. |
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1951 B3PW-126 Dodge Power Wagon 1951 Dodge Power Wagon with dump body made from military cargo bed. Former fire truck from Adah, PA. Used by local coal company. Purchased from Tom Bastian of Denbo, PA. 230ci engine.
Replaced cab and added dual rear wheels |
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1950 B2-PW 126 Dodge Power Wagon | Former Bell System telephone truck with aluminum utility body, Batavia Products T-Type Pole Derrick for setting poles, and snowplow operated by Monarch Hy-Lo-Jack hydraulic pump. B-2PW126 Serial Number 83919782 |
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1946 WDX Dodge Power Wagon | One owner truck from Mount Pleasant, PA. Purchased new by returning veteran in 1946. Non-winch model with rear shocks and pintle hook. Serial #83901091 Replacement engine out of a 1959 Dodge truck. Originally Dodge Truck Dark Green. Converted to 12 volt. |
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1946 WDX Dodge Power Wagon | 984th truck built at the Detroit plant. Owned and operated by Stultz Garage at 801 Main Street in Grandview, Missouri. The truck has many unique features not found on later trucks, including many olive drab parts. Originally Dodge Truck Dark Blue #1. Serial #83900984 Engine #T137-2162 |
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1945 Dodge WC-63 | Late model truck with 1.96-1 transfer case, 1/2" winch cable, and low-side seats. Purchased from Bob Stahl of Veteran Vehicles in Wrentham, Massachusetts. Original T-223 engine had not run in 15 years. Marvel Mystery Oil and tapping freed up stuck valves. Runs great now! Extra cab and fenders. No title |
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1943 Dodge WC-61 K-50B | WC-61 Telephone Maintenance Vehicle (G-502). One of only 58 produced for the Signal Corps to install and maintain telephone lines. Replacement for the WC-59, the WC-61 had the step ladder fitted to the roof, the spare tire was behind the seats, and the tool trunks were accessible from the outside. Serial #81651849. T-214 230ci. engine. 121" wheelbase. Missing service body by American Coach and Body Co., Cleveland, Ohio. Lots of NOS parts, and repro wiring harness. |
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1941 Dodge WC-11 Panel Body Cargo Trucks | Pair of 1941 Dodge WC-11 Half Ton 4x4 Panel Body cargo trucks. G-505 series. Only 642 made under three contracts in one year of production. T-207 78hp 218ci. engine. Civilian square gauges, front blackout marker lights mounted on headlights, 11" brake drums front and rear. Six-volt positive ground. Single-speed transfer case. 4.89 gears. 116" wheelbase. Budd dual lug studs in rear. 7.50x16 tires. Gross weight 5740 lbs. Max payload 4000 lbs. |
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1940 Dodge VF-401 Cargo Trucks | Four 1940 Dodge VF-401 or 404 1-1/2 Ton 4WD Cargo Body Trucks built within days of each other. Transport capacity 2 crew and 12 passengers. T-203 99hp 241ci engine. 6.6:1 gear ratio. Civilian gauges. 143" wheelbase. Weight 7,250lbs. GVWR 10,250lbs. Restoring one and mechanically rebuilding another. |
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