Summary

Powered by a 230ci 6-cylinder engine paired with a 4-speed manual transmission. Converted to 12-volt. Has a 7,500-pound winch, electric fuel pump and new tires. 300 miles on build since cosmetic and some mechanical refurbishing.

Details

This 1953 Dodge Power Wagon pickup is powered by the original 230ci 6-cylinder engine paired with a 4-speed manual transmission. A new master cylinder was installed, brake lines were replaced, an electric fuel pump was installed and a kit was installed in carburetor. This pickup was also converted to 12-volt system and rewired. It features a new water pump, rebuilt fuel gauge, and a new sending unit. The body was removed to repair and paint, and the frame was sandblasted and painted, but it has all the original sheet metal, except the tailgate. The exterior features a redone bed with new wood and strips, all window glass was replaced and it has the original 7500-pound winch. It rolls on four new 900x16 NDT tires, including a like-new spare. Inside, the headliner was replaced and the original seats were recovered. The seller states the speedometer works but shows half the actual speed; however, the mileage indicator is working correctly.