When it comes to rugged, dependable, and iconic off-road vehicles, few names stand as tall as the Dodge Power Wagon. Introduced shortly after World War II, the Power Wagon quickly built a reputation for its unmatched durability and go-anywhere capability. The 1964 Dodge Power Wagon, in particular, exemplifies the raw power and utility that made this truck a legend.

A Brief History of the Power Wagon

The Dodge Power Wagon was first introduced in 1946 as a civilian adaptation of the military’s WC series trucks used during WWII. It quickly found favor among farmers, construction workers, and anyone needing a heavy-duty, all-terrain vehicle. Known for its simple, yet robust design, the Power Wagon remained in production in various forms for decades.

The 1964 Dodge Power Wagon – Built to Last

The 1964 Dodge Power Wagon continued the legacy of rugged utility trucks. Built on a solid steel frame with heavy-duty axles and a powerful engine, it was designed to handle the toughest jobs and harshest environments. Its classic design—with bold, squared-off lines and a sturdy front grille—gives it an unmistakable presence on and off the road.

Power and Performance

This specific 1964 Dodge Power Wagon is a rare gem, showing just 44,902 miles on the odometer. Originally registered in 2020 with 44,667 miles, it has seen minimal use over the years, making it an exceptional find for enthusiasts and collectors alike.

Under the hood, this Power Wagon is powered by a Hercules DT/DTI 3.7 Turbocharged engine (Serial Number: 3536473P), which was rebuilt on October 9, 2003. Known for its durability and torque, the Hercules engine adds a unique twist to this classic truck, providing enhanced performance while maintaining the Power Wagon’s rugged charm.

Exterior and Interior Highlights

The 1964 model showcases the hallmark features that made the Power Wagon an icon:

  • Bold Front Grille: Designed to protect the radiator while giving the truck its signature tough look.
  • Durable Steel Body: Built to withstand the elements and harsh working conditions.
  • Utility-Focused Interior: While spartan compared to modern trucks, the Power Wagon’s interior is all about function, with durable materials and easy-to-clean surfaces.

A Piece of Off-Roading History

Owning a 1964 Dodge Power Wagon is like owning a piece of automotive history. It represents an era when vehicles were built for pure utility, long before modern electronics and luxury features took over. Whether you’re a collector, off-roading enthusiast, or someone who appreciates classic American engineering, the Power Wagon offers something truly special.

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