1967 DODGE D-200 POWER WAGON PICKUP

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This 1967 Dodge Power Wagon D-200 pickup is powered by a 383ci Magnum engine, the B-series workhorse, complete with a high-filter chrome air cleaner. A Mopar Performance electronic ignition, mild engine detailing and a modern Optima battery are also seen here. This is backed by an automatic transmission with a black-knob dash-mounted shifter, and the 4-wheel drive in this truck means front and rear Dana differentials. This truck also has both power steering and power brakes, along with the

recently installed custom Vintage Auto Air Conditioning Package. Tagged as a Camper Special, the body features a standard cab and long-bed design, all covered in refreshed tan paint that is highlighted with an upper-body trim line featuring the Power Wagon callout letters on the hood's side edges. The inside is nicely redone with a turned-metal dash surround, AutoMeter column-mounted tach, off-white interior paint with bright white inserts that match the steering wheel, a vintage Audiovox cassette stereo and a front bench seat. Behind the cab are the bed-mounted spare, protective bed liner and the Dodge-stamped rear gate. The cab design and overall stance give this truck an aggressive stance, which is finished off by polished chrome aftermarket wheels that are fitted to allow adjustment of the front locking hubs. A set of raised-white-letter BFGoodrich Radial T/A tires complete the presentation and give this D-200 the type of sport appearance that only adds to its no-nonsense ideal. The first Power Wagons came to be during World War II, and the company was quick to make a version for the domestic market starting in 1945. This 3/4-ton example is not only from the third-generation body design but from 1967 as well, which was the first year the 383ci big-block engine was offered in this model.