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Posted: **Tue Jun 09, 2009 3:58 pm**

Kinda OT but I was thinking with all the Chrysler dealerships going under
you can get a hell of a deal on a Rubicon Jeep ( like 14K$ off).
I was thinking about putting one in a container for say 20 yrs.
I won't do it of course, But it shure would make my son happy
in a couple of decades.
J.B.

Posted: **Tue Jun 09, 2009 5:45 pm**

Nice Power Wagon model. Who makes it Matchbox maybe? I wish they made an M37 maybe someday.

Posted: **Wed Jun 10, 2009 9:23 am**

jbxx wrote:Kinda OT but I was thinking with all the Chrysler dealerships going under
you can get a hell of a deal on a Rubicon Jeep ( like 14K$ off).
I was thinking about putting one in a container for say 20 yrs.
I won't do it of course, But it shure would make my son happy
in a couple of decades.
J.B.

I was thinking about that this morning, buy a couple, seal them in a shipping container for 20 or 30 yrs and collectors would drool and pay well for them.

Posted: **Wed Jun 10, 2009 9:33 am**

rixm37 wrote:Nice Power Wagon model. Who makes it Matchbox maybe? I wish they made an M37 maybe someday.

It was made by First Gear Inc. Peosta Iowa. www.firstgearonline.com
I got it from the local Dodge dealer when I was buying a new Dakota for my wife, she got the real truck and I got this, and the bill.

Posted: **Wed Jun 10, 2009 4:54 pm**

OK I have a couple of First Gear Power wagons. 1/34 scale I think, I just like the Dodge sales and service logo on it.

Posted: **Sun Jun 14, 2009 7:26 am**

If any body is intrested, there is an ad in this months Vintage Trucks Magazine ,on the last page , is an ad for a Model 1946 Dodge Power wagon. It is a scale model.
Rich Szklany

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No M37s new in the crate? How about a 47 Power Wagon.

No M37s new in the crate? How about a 47 Power Wagon.