Dodge launched the civilian-market Power Wagon as a response to this demand in 1946, and as Motor Trend notes, it was largely unchanged from the U.S. military’s WC series. The truck was ...

And while most of them are doomed to become rust buckets, some survive in one piece. This Dodge Power Wagon is one of them. This pickup truck was unearthed by YouTube's "Budget Buildz." ...

And of all the pickup trucks that Dodge has ever produced, one stands out: the Dodge Power Wagon, the first factory-built 4X4. The civilian Dodge Power Wagon was designed off an existing T214 ...

It's the four-wheel drive pickup truck, pioneered by Dodge's "Power Wagon." Like the civilian Jeep, the Power Wagon was heavily based on its military counterpart, the three-quarter ton WC-series.

The Power Wagon breed was born over at Dodge shortly after the end of the Second World War, at a time when both the military and civilians needed monstrous machines to help them rebuild the world.

bought his '74 K20 Blazer new, he never dreamed it would turn out to be the classic-looking hybrid Power Wagon it is today. During its transition from a Blazer to a '44 Dodge, many parts came and ...