Sold: 1971 Dodge W100 Power Wagon

$39,995

Make

Dodge

Engine

-

Model

Power Wagon

Drivetrain

4×4

Odometer

0

Transmission

automatic

VIN / Chassis #

-

Location

St. Charles, MO

Title Status

-

Seller

Fast Lane Classic Cars

Fuel Type

gasoline
1971 Dodge W100 Power Wagon For Sale.

SOLD  $39,995 | FAST LANE CLASSIC CARS | ST. CHARLES, MO

If ever there was a need for a textbook definition of the word patina, look no further than this '71 Dodge W100 Power Wagon, sporting its original seafoam green exterior paint that has been patinated to perfection.

And, while the exterior will inevitably command attention first wherever it goes, it just so happens to be sitting upon one cool, highly-sought, and rare classic truck - the Dodge W100 Power Wagon - in unrestored condition.

To really push you over the edge, this beaut if offered for sale from Fast Lane Classic Cars for a wholly reasonable $39,995.

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About the Dodge W100 Power Wagon.

In the late 1950s, Dodge enhanced their popular light-duty line of trucks - the C-Series - with a four-wheel drive offering, distinguished as the W-Series. While sharing payload distinctions, cab styles, and most mechanical parts were interchangeable, the transmissions, transfer cases, and axles were all unique to the W-Series.

To give the factory four-wheel drive examples a little bit of extra distinction, the W-Series borrowed the "Power Wagon" moniker, conjuring Dodge's earned reputation for capability and reliability in even the most inhospitable conditions.

Later, for the 1961 model year, the C-Series was supplanted by the D-Series, but the W-Series nomenclature remained. Over the subsequent decade, the W-Series benefited from material advancements in technology, including a new big block 383 V8 offered for 1967, the NP205 transfer case from 1967-1971, and Dana 44 front axle assembly - all of which this particular Dodge boast.

From a design perspective, the D/W-Series trucks produced for the 1961 to 1971 model years are commonly referred to as the "Sweptline" series. In comparison to the new design language introduced for the 1972 model year, the Sweptline dons more rounded features like headlights, bumper, hood, and tailgate.

Unfortunately, there just aren't a ton of classic Dodge survivors out there in contrast to the Ford F-Series and Chevy C/K trucks of similar vintage. While the Dodge trucks were venerable in their own right, they trailed in production numbers, making the surviving pool of restoration-ready examples fewer and further between.



Dodge W100 Specs & Condition.

Remarkably, this Dodge W100 Power Wagon is un-restored and in excellent working order inside and out. Patina fans will go crazy for the exterior, but this truly is a survivor, and we aren't likely to see many other Sweptline Dodge trucks for sale in nearly as good a condition.

If you're considering jumping on a classic Dodge, you won't want to think long about this one.

HIGHLIGHTS:

  • 383 C.I. V8 Engine
  • 3-Speed Automatic Transmission
  • 4-Wheel Drive
  • Short Bed
  • 114 in. Wheel Base
  • Original Paint
  • Sweptline Body Style
  • Black Vinyl Interior
  • 33 in. All-Terrain Tires
  • Steel Wheels with Hub Caps
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