This 1966 Dodge W100 Power Wagon is a short-bed Sweptline 4x4 that was refurbished around 10 years ago and is finished in gray with black accents. The truck is powered by a 360ci V8 installed in 2015 and paired with a three-speed automatic transmission and dual-range transfer case. Additional mechanical equipment includes electric cooling fans, a dual exhaust system, power steering, and upgraded braking with vacuum-assisted front disc brakes and rear drums. The suspension features dual steering stabilizers and quad rear shocks. The truck rides on 17-inch steel wheels fitted with 35-inch RBP Repulsor X/T RX tires. Exterior details include a black grille, bumpers, drip rails, door handles, bedside stripes, LED lighting, louvered hood, and a 6.5-foot cargo box with an integrated fuel tank. The black interior features power-adjustable bucket seats, carpeted floors, custom headliner and door panels, a B&M transfer-case shifter, center console, and retro-style stereo. A tilt steering column and engine-turned instrument panel add to the customized cabin. Additional gauges for coolant temperature, voltage, and oil pressure are mounted below the dashboard. This W100 combines classic Sweptline styling with a V8 conversion, four-wheel drive, automatic transmission, upgraded suspension and brakes, oversized tires, power steering, and a customized interior.