1980 Dodge Power Wagon Brochure No Sound, Historical Reference

The 1980 Dodge Power Wagon is celebrated as a rugged, dependable 4x4 pickup that continued the legacy of Dodge’s military-inspired trucks. The 1980 model, often the W150 series, typically came with a manual transmission and engine options including the 3.7-liter (225 CID) Slant Six as standard and an optional 5.2-liter (318 CID) V8, delivering solid performance for both work and off-road use. Known for its robust construction, the Power Wagon featured heavy-duty axles, a 4-speed manual gearbox, and a conventional cab with a 115- or 131-inch wheelbase. Its large fuel tank (standard 18 gallons, with an optional auxiliary tank to increase capacity to 39 gallons) made it suitable for long hauls. Popular among restoration enthusiasts and collectors, the 1980 Power Wagon maintains its reputation as a classic, durable truck that combined utility with off-road capability.