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C'est une machine très fiable

i want this atv i like it

I love my 79w200

I've goot a '79 w200 green with meyers plow, still in service. love that truck

That Duck taped piece in the bed is a tool someone made to clear the drain holes in the front of the bed. They always get clogged up.

im 15 i have a 1974 dodge power wagon that im rebuilding

You've got a neat piece of history there! Congrats

I always wondered why they didn't have more rust resistant metal or even metal treatment on these beauties when these were built if they had to be out in the snow and salt. But then I imagine the price tag on them would of been much higher.

Nice grabbing the x military up NOW DO NOT SPEND ANY $$$$$ on the commander build an awesome SNO COMMANDER best platform you just snagged take all the goodies off the rotted truck. Remember what i wrote in the vid before 318s 360s come to life headers and bigger carbs nite and day

glad to see a lover of dodge p up this gen i was lucky raised by parents owning a dealership selling MOPAR My Grand Father had Dad get 1978 lite blue 3/4 ton SNO COMMANDER MEYERS PLOW and an ELECTRIC DUMP using the pick up bed i was the only GRAND KID he allowed to drive it But He had task/jobs He set up for himself because we would pass by me they would ask to have G Dad remember to come load cow poop hand shovel it where they pointed a finger lol about a ton shit like this earned the right TO LOVE BEING SEEN DRIVING 1978 LITE POWDER BLUE SNO COMMANDER Hope you enjoyed a story/memory as much as i did writing it tear in my eye thank you like and subscribed #!8 check fusible link they were a weak area also motor cranks no spark make sure rotor turns nylon timing gear teeth if so toss double link in 318s 360s if given a way to breath turn into animals 4 barrels and header pipes night and day

Also just for your record. 1972, not 1974 was the first year for “3m conspicuous tape” or reflective tape. It was also the first year for power angle, not 74. Late in 1976 was when the dealership was told about the lawsuit over the sno fiter name. So it was 1977 that sno commanders were in full production. My dads personal truck for the blizzard of 78 was a black w200. Anyways. I could even tell you the first year of problematic dashes was 1975 as some were metal(good) and some were plastic. Also even though they went to the np203 full time unit in 1974.5 they originally used the hood spicer yoke until they switched to dana. There is so much info I remember as we were a direct connection dealer starting in 1974. We were performance oriented being near New England dragway. Give me a call sometime. Sno filters started by 1967, not 69, and maybe even before. Only reason I remember is my dad sold one in fall of 66 to my grandfather on my moms side. By the way, that photo you have of the 75 sno fiter with the gentlemen in the bed is my step grandfather Bill Hicks. Hope some of this helps. I would love to pass this information on verbally but will always keep this information part of my family. I like specializing in these 72-80 tin grills especially the plow trucks. We would order half of the trucks with Meyers and half with fishers(not sno fiters commanders. Again, the stripe was NOT an option but standard on all 1972-partial 1978 trucks.

Cool. I saw my blue 75 w200 and my old red 74 w200 as well as our dealership FitzgeraldHicks Dodge. Nice. Thank you. I have a lot more stuff on them.

Cool Dude....

Mine’s in red

That W300 club cab, with For sale sign. Is still for sale?

78

I just ran into a sno commander that was a 78 w200 big block 440 4 spd club cab never saw that combination before

nice!

I don't know who rebuilds them, but I have the rods, pump, tank, valve control and the lift cyl laying around in my barn. I had it all installed on a 77 dodge M880. It I tested it and it all worked but leaked of course. I have since then converted it to western pump and controls for plowing my yard. If I ever get a good paint job I might install a decal kit. I always thought probably a bunch of O rings, but never took one apart. I still use the mount with old round lights and blade. I always said it was a good deer guard the rest of the year. I live in wi.

YES, BRING BACK THE DODGE NAMEPLATE 👏 !!

great video !......miss all my old dodge trucks !

Cole, message me. i have a solid sno commander you might be interested in

I have a 1979 power wagon with the same Spring pack factory plow truck stickers and all I have no idea why they have the 3/4-1 ton springs or the plates in the bed.

Hey Cole, just catching up on your commander vids. Ive noticed that there were a bunch of different plow control valve bodies in studying other underhood vids. keep up the vids!

Where are you located ? I seen a few of the photos of these trucks from my local marketplace

my papaw has one in red

I'll give you a little tip on your videos using your phone. Turn your phone over on its side so that it records with the full picture instead of that skinny picture where your phone is standing upright

Car manufacturers in the United States do not go by calendar year. The new model Years start October 1st of the previous year. In other words a truck built in October of 77 would be titled as a 1978.

You got some cool stuff with that 78 I don't have any of the documentation like the manual that would have come with the truck or the owner's manual or any of the stuff for the snow plow or none of that with mine

Cool video Cole!

I have a 77-86 upper frame if you want it. Free to a good home.

Some of my trucks made these vids!

sounds like you are in PA. I have some sno commander parts you can have if you need them.

Sweet truck. Mine’s a power wagon also.

Great slideshow! I love those Sno-Fiter/Sno-Commanders. I am currently converting my 77 M880 military Power Wagon into a Sno-Fiter. I already have a Meyer plow setup installed from a 75 Sno-Fiter. I still have to install the Auxillary light switch and get it painted and have the stripes put on. I'd like to find the plow control sticker that goes over the yellow plow control knobs

Wow what a coincidence that I was looking up sno commander videos since yesterday, then was just watching some others under my search and this one pops up lol. Oh and I watched all ur others previous to this one..good job! And no sorry idk where u can get the stuff rebuilt

I love tje the pics of the old Dodge trucks. I have a new video coming out on the 78 powerwagon

Cool

Some good information

I like the pink cab. Those metal door panels are interesting because my son has a 1972 three-quarter ton or D200 and his has metal door panels in it and all of the 100's that I seen in those years all have the plastic ones like mine does so I don't know if the heavier-duty or trucks came with the metal ones or not

So are you going to repair the frame or are you replacing it

Every dodge frame I have dealt with is the worst along the drivers side behind the cab thanks to the fuel tank holding dirt/moisture inside the channel, I didn’t see anything too bad to fix. Rust is just part of messing with the old trucks but you’ll learn tricks to deal with it. Enjoy the old truck, it’s rough enough you can learn and try things on, make mistakes etc. but not too rough that it’s a lost cause. Keep at it, make it your own kind of cool and enjoy the process. And as far as those damn wiper bushings are concerned I have never got em to last more than a day or two, been running without them for years now. Wipers clunk a bit but it beats cussing those bushings.

I have one and i put a light bar where the original lights are and two 3 inch halos on each side so now it looks like a Can Am Renegade

As for that CB radio, back in the day, you had to have a license from the FCC in order to operate a CB radio. My grandfather had a license his numbers were KRG 4940

Cool I'm going to like this series of you rebuilding the Power Wagon. I just bought a 1978 Dodge Power Wagon with a 318 myself. Going to be doing some videos on my TH-cam channel as well

Keep at it, I didn't the same.

Watch "Dodge Power Wagon" on TH-cam th-cam.com/video/b58TurfLpxw/w-d-xo.html

Turn your phone 90 degrees will make better video. Best of luck and have fun with the truck.

Best grille of the square dodges imo, cool old truck, one good thing about a truck having some age/imperfections is you can actually have fun with it while you’re fixing it up. Those 318s are tough as hell too.

Hey Colton it's me Caleb