Summary

This 1966 Dodge W200 Power Wagon crew cab is powered by a 3.9-liter 4-cylinder BT Cummins turbo diesel engine and a 5-speed manual transmission. Underwent a complete restoration. Equipped with power steering, power brakes. Has won multiple awards.

Details

This 1966 Dodge W200 Sweptline Power Wagon crew cab underwent a complete restoration and is powered by a custom 3.9-liter, 4-cylinder, Cummins P-pumped, intercooled, turbo diesel engine with modern upgrades, mated to a 5-speed manual overdrive transmission. The remainder of the running gear and the NP201 transfer case were rebuilt. It is now equipped with a 3.73 axle ratio in the Dana 60 rear end and Dana 44 large-knuckle front differentials. This mostly rust-free truck has had small deficiencies repaired, and the entire accessible interior was coated with Dynamat. Every aspect of the undercarriage, frame and body voids have been undercoated. Other additions include Hydroboost power brakes, custom power steering, sound system with hidden Bluetooth and a controller hidden in the ashtray. Everything on the truck, with the exception of the original chrome grille, has been reconditioned or rebuilt. It has a custom rear sport bumper, with the center opened to reveal the original license plate mounting location. This restoration is less than two years old and took over four years to complete. It has 1,200 miles since finished. This Dodge won the Dealer’s Choice award at the 2018 River Forks Park Show and Shine the People’s Choice award and the Best 60s award at the 2017 Springfield Car Cruise and Show-n-Shine. It has spent its life in the high desert region of eastern Oregon.