Dodge took the basic military WC 4x4 underpinnings and put them into a new long-wheelbase chassis. The Power Wagon used a new two-speed transfer case, where the WWII WCs (except the 6x6 ...

The WWII Dodge VC and WC series trucks were ever ... Time soon obscured Max and the trade magazine, but the Dodge Power Wagon has lived on. The Dodge model T-137 WDX Power Wagon was loosely ...

After the war, Dodge kept building them in civilian form under the Power Wagon name, which it more recently revived for rough-and-tumble versions of the Ram 2500. But even with nearly a third of a ...

After WWII, Dodge began selling the WC trucks with the Power Wagon designation. The close-cab trucks were popular with ranchers, forestry fire services, and other hard-duty jobs. Bent took the ...

This Dodge Power Wagon has been completely restored and refitted with some choice upgrades. An all-new drivetrain comprises a 6.7-liter Cummins diesel engine and automatic transmission.

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medium-duty iteration of the Dodge Power Wagon, which was produced between 1945 and 1978. Introduced in 1945 Based on a WWII Dodge military truck design First 4x4 medium-duty truck sold by a ...

Technically, the Power Wagon is an option package on the Dodge Ram Heavy Duty Crew Cab 2500. But there's much more to it than that. The first Power Wagon was built in WWII and dubbed the M37.

Derived from the Dodge WC series of WWII army trucks, the Power Wagon is a sweetheart of the restomodding scene because it’s fairly simple to modify. This particular example, a 1964 model year ...