1977 Dodge Power Wagon Camper
Hello Everyone, I found a 1977 Dodge Power Wagon 4X4 camper that I am thinking about purchasing. I don't know a ton about this camper but am very interested in it and was wondering what everyone's th...
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WeBeFulltimers wrote:Tonw07 wrote:
Well, I went and had a look at the dodge and took it out for a spin. Apparently everything works on the inside (fridge, stove, heater, water).
And you base this statement on...? Did you SEE them work?
This thing is a money pit. I would walk away and cool down!
Call me the spoil sport but I have been there.
Well that's why I said apparently. Honestly though, I don't plan on using everything in it. Maybe the stove but doubtful, I dont plan on ever filling up the water tank either. The heater is about the most important thing that I would want working in it since it still gets down to freezing at night this time of year in Alaska.
Really though I do understand where you're coming from and with something this old that has lived its entire life in Alaska there are a ton of potentials that equal dollar signs, but we'll see.
I'm not against having a project sitting out in the yard. If were talking $2500 for the camper and another $1500 to get it going... I wouldn't be too upset.
