1970 Dodge 4 Door Crew Cab W200 Military 4 Door Pickup No Reserve on 2040-cars
Pendleton, Oregon, United States
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For sale is a running and drivable 1970 Dodge 4x4 Crew cab W200 pickup. The Nomenclature tag is still on the dash showing it's military ties to the Air Force as well as other markings on the doors and tailgate. The 318 V-8 still runs good. The clutch works good.The 4 speed transmission and New Process transfer 4x4 work also. The Spicer differential has 410 gears for good all-around use. Needs brakes serviced. I have included pictures of the data tags so you military collectors can I.D. it. There are dents and scratches on the body. There is some normal rust found in this year of truck in the floor and the steps. The top rear of the cab, above the rear window, has dents along the edge. Warn Premium hubs, new battery. This truck has served it's intended purpose it's whole life; work. This would make a great restoration project, cummins conversion or cool to drive it unrestored pickup as I have. No Reserve. Please ask all questions before bidding. This is a no reserve auction so if you bid please intend to buy. Close access to I-84 and can assist your shipper. Full Payment due within 7 days.
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