This Dodge Power Wagon is a military roadster-style pickup truck that was restored approximately 10 years ago, and spent eight years of this period in storage. The four-wheel drive vehicle has since been freshened; this includes rebuilt carburetors, replaced brakes, plus redone canvas seats and top. It has received a recent servicing and is reported to “run and drive great.”

The Dodge M37 is powered by a 230-cid, 78-hp inline six-cylinder engine that is connected to a floor-shift four-speed manual transmission. Among the attention-grabbing features on the Dodge are its removable top, removable doors, folding windshield, jerrycan and pick shovel on the tailgate, 24-V deep cycle Learjet battery, plus spare tire and wheel.

This model of Power Wagon was derived from the WC-series that was so relied upon during World War II. The M37 was a workhorse for the services during the Korean War and performed admirably and reliably.