Dodge Power Wagon M880 on 2040-cars
Jefferson, Ohio, United States
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Up for auction is a 1977 Dodge Power Wagon M880 with 74,845 miles. Truck has rebuilt 360 4-barrel, with power steering, done by Fire Department in Carolinas. Truck was a brush fire truck. It had a utility box on it before I purchased it in 2012. I got it with cab and chassis and purchased a bed that the seller had laying around. I had intentions of restoring it, but a death in the family has caused me to sell this and other vehicles. It won't take much to restore, as it is rust free. New exhaust was put on. Bed is solid with surface rust on wheel lips. Has holes on deck for whatever equipment was mounted in the bed. It is not bolted down with intention of having it sprayed. It doesn't have a tailgate. Glass is good, but windshield is fogged up on edges. It's been in garage since purchased. Never tagged it, but have clean Ohio title. Last tagged in 2009 with Green Valley Fire Department in Spruce Pine, North Carolina. Had inspection and insurance cards in glove box. Any questions, please ask, as I am sure I'm forgetting something. No cracks in dash, and seat is nice. Strong truck. Good luck bidding. I live in Northeast Ohio and truck is for sale locally and reserve right to close auction at any time. Thank you for looking.
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