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1952 Dodge Power Wagon Base 3.8l on 2040-cars

Year:1952 Mileage:1
Location:

Oxford, New Jersey, United States

Oxford, New Jersey, United States

This is a relist. The winner of the last auction is a deadbeat.

1952 Dodge Power Wagon (Military M37)            http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dodge_M37

 We are not sure when this was converted to a Fire Truck. 

Our Fire Department has used it as an active brush truck since the mid 90s. 

I have personally taken this truck on many fire calls.

The engine was rebuilt around 2004.It runs and drives with a few issues.

 

The Larger of the issues is the Rear Differential. 

The drive shaft turns but the truck does not move. 

We have not opened the rear to see exactly what is wrong. 

We pull it in and out of the building using 4x4 and it drives fine with no noise from the rear diff.

The PTO Winch is disconnected. It worked but it leaked oil. When we put the rebuilt engine back in it we disconnected it with intentions of putting new gaskets in to stop the leak and never did. The parts are there.

The last issue... it is not the original engine. It is the Right engine for the year but the numbers don't match.

 Please come see the truck or at the very least Email me, include a phone number and I will call you and discus the truck. 

 This is a good Candidate for a full Military Restoration or Just a Fun Antique truck to play with that has a lot of History.

The first couple of pics show what the truck looked like in service. 

I am adding pictures of the truck after we took some of the firefighting equipment off so you may view what it looks like as you will receive it.

 The Hose Real/Hoses, Light Bar, axes, and extinguishers were removed. 

 The Deluge Gun, Tank, Strobes in the Body and Grill were left on the truck. Also the Antique Q-Siren with Red light on the left front fender.

Good Luck and Happy Bidding.









 

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