The Dodge Power Wagon was originally powered by a 318-cubic-inch engine. But it broke, and the owner swapped in a 440 big block V8. This one doesn't run either.

Dodge launched the civilian-market Power Wagon as a response to this demand in 1946, and as Motor Trend notes, it was largely unchanged from the U.S. military’s WC series.

Nowadays, Dodge uses the iconic Power Wagon name for an off-road package on its 2500-series of Ram pickup trucks. However, with a base price of $70,320 including delivery, it'll be hard to be ...