Last year, we featured a custom radio control 67-72 Ford Bumpside Ford truck. Today, we have a hand built radio control 1967 Dodge Fargo Sweptline Power Wagon truck. We are serious when we say it was hand made. The wood body and driver are hand carved. The chassis is homemade from wood and aluminum. It uses Axial axles and shafts and RC4WD transmission, rims and reduced tires. A GCM transfer case and 18.5 Novak goat esc and motor wrap up the drivetrain. I still cannot believe that the body is hand carved! What an incredible job! Make sure to check out the video below!


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What an awesome photo of a 60′s Dodge Power Wagon truck rusting away in a field. You have to love the “Pitch In” clean up garbage bumper sticker. Via…

Are you one of those people that looks into peoples yards when you are driving by to see what vehicles they have hidden out back? Come on, admit it! Here is a few photos from a thread from ADV Rider.com .

I love this body style of Dodge Power Wagons. They are so ugly that they are cool! Kind of like me…

The 2009 Hollister Power Wagon Rally was a hit! I was on the Sweptline.org message board when I came across this thread with some great photos of the event. Ah, nothing like a little trail ride with your Dodge Power Wagon friends, followed by a little mud action! It is great to see beautiful restored Power Wagons that are not scared to get a little dirty!

Anyone that has been reading this blog for a while has come to understand that I have a soft spot for early Bronco’s, Dodge Power Wagons and off road racing. So it should come as no suprise to you that I have yet another post about the Dodge Power Wagon. Sweptline.com is the best website that I have seen yet about the 61-71 Dodge truck. Honestly, how can you not love these trucks? They are so…umm…ugly…so tough looking. They even look awesome lowered!

The Power Wagon Advertiser is a monthly magazine that covers the Dodge Power Wagon. There is a variety of articles including editorial content, feature and technical articles, classified ads and more. Their online forum is also worth checking out. I was reading it yesterday and before I knew it, a few hours had gone by!

I was checking out this website about 1963 Dodge Trucks and I came across the Swamp Fox Army Truck!

This special Dodge Power Wagon, Series 300, was a unique 1-ton truck. Massive low pressure tires called Terra-Tires, gave this Dodge Power Wagon W-300 “Swamp Fox” maximum traction in the most difficult terrain. The front tires were 46x 18x 16 R Goodyear Super Terra-Grips while the rear ones were 46x 24x 16 R. This specially designed vehicle was one of the first all-terrain vehicles to emanate from one of the Big Three.