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i remeber seeing this truck on craigslist a couple years back glad you changed your mind and held onto it its a beautiful truck

I have a 71 w 200 that just took out a rim and am thinking about putting on some aftermarket wheels and tires on it looking at 17 inch rims and x 12.5 tires and was wondering what you guys on the forum are running and how you like them and for some pics

thanks tyler

I have a 71 w200 power wagon that needs a new wheel seal does anyone know a company and part number for this truck

thanks tyler

new favorite at the old military base by me :thinking I don't remember any old bases on the island, but, I haven't been there in over 20 years. Have family in Bridgehampton, Watermill and Sag Harbor... I DO remember parking at John Steinbeck's old house and going clamming... its by the light house ...

new favorite at the old military base by me

i saw this truck on ebay http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1967-Dodge-Power-Wagon-CUMMINS-DIESEL-/110982518787?pt=US_Cars_Trucks&hash=item19d712d803 my question is i know most people when they do this swap they notch the fire wall but who ever did this conversion appears to have not needed to and it al...

thats trucks is awesome the did a 6.7 cummins swap in it and the fit and finish is beautiful on it

Will power steering for a 2wd sweaty work on a 4wd swepty?

Thanks Tyler

also heres the power wagon that the local fire department has its a 66 flat fender thats still in service

heres the newest addition next to her stable mate

let me know if you looking to sell the rims

well as the title states im looking for a lift kit for my 1970 w200 i was also wondering what you guys have done as far a the pitman arm

thanks tyler

heres mine hauling my bike after a day at the track

thats one good looking crew cab

i believe its from cali i bought it from the 3rd owner in ohio and he said he got it from cali and as far as just driving i have a couple litte things to do like drain all the fluids and check the brakes and shes ready to burn some rubber

mopardwh wrote:It don't get much nicer than that! Great score!!

i know haha thats why i jumped on it when i had the chance its a great old truck thats for sure

heres a couple more pics

its a 1971 w200 adventurer with a 383 and 4-speed with a pto winch (which im not sure is original) it has 65,000 miles the spare tanks factory air conditioning and it appears to be unrestored thought you guys would like to see it

MOPAR70 wrote:

redrider wrote:newest addition

Love it!

thanks

new favorite of the 70