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Here are a few pics of other Power Wagons I have found:

I'm in LOVE!!!!

Bucky

makes me wnat one :D

Seff wrote: makes me wnat one :D

You and me both!!!

My first thought when going over the pictures is that it looks like something the US government would build to go out in the sand with,... like in north Africa. As for powerplant, I'd guess a 413 to turn those big tires.

OregonDodgeboy wrote:

Seff wrote: makes me wnat one :D

You and me both!!!

My first thought when going over the pictures is that it looks like something the US government would build to go out in the sand with,... like in north Africa. As for powerplant, I'd guess a 413 to turn those big tires.

I was thinking of a Cummings. Just that thought makes me want to have one!

Powerman, you can find that brochure by doing a google search for Dodge Power Wagon Terra Tires.

Seff wrote:

OregonDodgeboy wrote:

Seff wrote: makes me wnat one :D

You and me both!!!

My first thought when going over the pictures is that it looks like something the US government would build to go out in the sand with,... like in north Africa. As for powerplant, I'd guess a 413 to turn those big tires.

I was thinking of a Cummings. Just that thought makes me want to have one!

Cummins not "Cummings" and cummins were not introduced to dodge till 1989.

I know that boons, im getting a 89 w250 with a Cummins, sorry for the spelling, my computer corrects my spelling automatically. But I think it would be epic to throw a bug Cummins or maybe a cat engine into it :P what you think?

Boons wrote:Cummins not "Cummings" and cummins were not introduced to dodge till 1989.

Dodge had Cummins trucks in the 60s and 70s.

Any proof on that?

I think the medium & heavy duty trucks used all sorts of engines; Cummins, International Harvestor

Don Bunn had a book about Dodge big rigs.

Not sure about light duty trucks.



Bucky

Far as I know it was perkins and Detroit used in early dodges.

The International engines used were gasoline V-8's displacing 478 & 549 cubic inches. Cummins Diesels used were NH230, NHC250, NTC280, NTC335, V8-210 & V903, but not in light duty trucks.

Bucky

Boons wrote:Any proof on that?

Diesel engines were provided by Cummins for installation into heavy duty LCF trucks. Both inline and V-type engines were available. 1963 marked the first year for the Cummins V6 engines and were just one of the many available engines for these trucks. http://www.sweptline.com/hist/bigtrucks.html

http://www.sweptline.com/hist/bigtrucks.html

From 1972 Heavy Duty brochure http://olddodges.com/index1.htm

You might have to change the size to read the last page. I didn't have a way to save it so I had to use the original size.

dang I was right

Bucky

Neat pics guys thanks

Any more?

read the fender emblem on the W300 SF....3-53 GM Diesel......

love these pre-Bigfoot monsters

AAA (did someone say diesel)