1973 Dodge W200 4x4 4 speed Divorced T-case

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Up for sale is a 1973 Dodge Power Wagon W200. I want to start by saying this is a really neat truck. I got it in a deal with a couple of other cars and I would love to keep it, but I already have more trucks than I need so I am going to let this one go. Since I got it so recently I really do not know much about it other than what I can describe below.

It is a 318 (5.2) V8

4 speed manual transmission

Divorced Transfer case (4 wheel drive works)

Dana 70 (yes, 70) front axle and a Dana 60 rear axle

4.10:1 gear ratio

Power steering

Power brakes

4 wheel drum brakes

5th Wheel hitch

Clear title... Runs and drives really nice, I have put about 40 miles on it since I have had it and it runs nice, drives “highway speeds” (65-70 mph) pretty nicely

It has several new parts on it:

New:

Older tires with excellent tread and 16” steel wheels, NOT the split rim or 16.5” wheels

Starter, Alternator, Rear brake lines, Brakes

Water pump, timing chain, valve cover gaskets

Edelbrock Performer RPM Intake

Edelbrock 4 barrel carb

Belts/hoses, oil change

Fuel filter

Power brake booster, master cylinder

It has lock out hubs from the factory and was NEVER full time 4 wheel drive. 72-74 were the last of this body style to not have the heavy and cumbersome full time 4x4 system.

Starts and runs great.

The body is a little rough, some rust here and there. The cab has had repair panels put in it on the floorboards. The cab corners are nice, the cab mounts are nice.

As far as rust I would say it if 10 were beyond repair, I would call this truck a 3. The underside is clean and pretty rust free. It is not all eaten up under there. The bed floor is rust free; some rust has eaten through the rear wheel wells. Doors are nice, 1 rust spot on the passenger door. The front fenders and engine bay are pretty well rust free. Dents everywhere, it has spent its life as a work truck, but it is solid and runs out great. Feel free to ask questions and I will answer what I know. The driveline in this truck is as desirable as they come in the ‘70’s Dodge’s.