The tale of the lonely power wagon owner

vanished · Post by **vanished** » Tue Aug 05, 2014 11:28 am

I laugh at diesel owners daily...

Jeepnjonny · Post by **Jeepnjonny** » Tue Aug 05, 2014 12:23 pm

adeluca73 wrote:
Will wrote: I'm gonna say it straight---there are some incredible D-bags that buy trucks. It really tarnishes the reputaiton of the rest of us who are not back-wood, inbred, chromosonally challenged a-holes.

Nice clear thinking on the 4-hi shift.

Hey now. Some of us like being backwoods.

Unfortunately I haven't had my truck long enough to run into any of those types of experiences.

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Will · Post by **Will** » Tue Aug 05, 2014 12:53 pm

What did you do, I didnt say that

Jeepnjonny · Post by **Jeepnjonny** » Tue Aug 05, 2014 2:35 pm

Will wrote:What did you do, I didnt say that

Not sure, must be too ignernt. Hahahahaha

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2wagons1driveway · Post by **2wagons1driveway** » Sat Aug 23, 2014 8:08 am

lastmanalliance wrote:Hey guys. So I moved to Tulsa about 3 months ago and have yet to see another power wagon. It's all the guys here just want a huge lifted diesel truck and they care nothing for how the truck operates or how it's gonna get a job done. Does anyone else feel this way? I feel like I'm isolated down here in the south. I have no one to wheel with or go fishing or hiking or camping. So in other words no fun for this lonely power wagon owner. I mean I have friends but they are all obsessed with the Cummins and powerstrokes haha. You guys should see them try to follow me out by the Arkansas river. It's hilarious. I've pulled 3 powerstrokes and 2 Cummins out of the mud and sand. Anyways I don't mean to ramble on like some adolescent teenage girl. So here's what I'm asking . Is there anyone who lives around Tulsa!?!?!!

I hear ya man. My dad is the only other p.wagon owner I know and he's pretty soft with it lol only bought one because he played with my winch twice and realized his life as a truck owner would be over if he did not own one with a factory warrantied winch and lockers lol so finding people to wheel with or even know what a p.wagon is besides a graphics package is few and far between

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Tpdwagon · Post by **Tpdwagon** » Mon Sep 08, 2014 5:48 pm

Long time lurker here. Live I'm Tulsa. I drive a black 13 pw of you have seen it around. Feel free to pm me. Always looking for. Trail buddy.

adeluca73 · Post by **adeluca73** » Tue Sep 09, 2014 1:17 am

Welcome stalker!' I know there's a few OK PW guys on here, maybe some will chime in!

05PWrockcrawler · Post by **05PWrockcrawler** » Tue Sep 09, 2014 6:34 am

Lol. Welcome

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Mayerichm · Post by **Mayerichm** » Thu Sep 18, 2014 11:04 pm

I just bought my '14 PW and pick it up tomorrow. Western Oklahoma Oilfield Trash here, I haven't even taken delivery and people are making fun of me for not getting a diesel.

Okie · Post by **Okie** » Thu Sep 18, 2014 11:54 pm

I live in catoosa and commute to Tulsa. I have a white 2012 ST pw with only the tailgate logo. I have seen a few around Tulsa but not many. I am a long time lurker as well!

Post by **myoung84** » Fri Sep 19, 2014 10:42 am

Man, where were you Tulsa guys when I had my wagon? I would have loved to take a wheeling trip with you guys!

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adeluca73 · Post by **adeluca73** » Sat Sep 20, 2014 12:19 am

Mayerichm wrote:I just bought my '14 PW and pick it up tomorrow. Western Oklahoma Oilfield Trash here, I haven't even taken delivery and people are making fun of me for not getting a diesel.

I swear I'm sick of diesel guys & their "I've got a dually" crap. If I don't see another diesel truck it will be too soon! I had a bad-ass F250 king ranch diesel, because everyone said they are a "must" living in Alaska, and that truck was the biggest temperamental, dirty, loud, uneven, expensive, money pit, maintenance dumpster fire I've ever owned. Unless you're heavy hauling daily, they are not necessary, or the juice isn't worth the squeeze. I'll take the PW any day & take my chances if I have to occasionally haul a heavy load.

jeep_boy02 · Post by **jeep_boy02** » Sat Sep 20, 2014 3:11 am

myoung84 wrote:Man, where were you Tulsa guys when I had my wagon? I would have loved to take a wheeling trip with you guys!

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No joke! I'm around Joplin and and would love to have a get together. Or had one with Myoung too. If we do, Morgan you're invited by proxy! Lets get a "south central PW meet and greet" going guys!

HammerTime · Post by **HammerTime** » Sat Sep 20, 2014 3:39 am

adeluca73 wrote:
Mayerichm wrote:I just bought my '14 PW and pick it up tomorrow. Western Oklahoma Oilfield Trash here, I haven't even taken delivery and people are making fun of me for not getting a diesel.
I swear I'm sick of diesel guys & their "I've got a dually" crap. If I don't see another diesel truck it will be too soon! I had a bad-ass F250 king ranch diesel, because everyone said they are a "must" living in Alaska, and that truck was the biggest temperamental, dirty, loud, uneven, expensive, money pit, maintenance dumpster fire I've ever owned. Unless you're heavy hauling daily, they are not necessary, or the juice isn't worth the squeeze. I'll take the PW any day & take my chances if I have to occasionally haul a heavy load.

LOL! I've owned 2 Dodge 2500 4x4 diesel trucks and they were both crazy great trucks! Honestly, I wish I kept the 2006 as it average better than 20 mpg. The 2012 was super, but it's fuel mileage and oil change interval was killing me in the city. (Although the mpg was actually better than my 2013 Power Wagon... Dam it!)

LOL part 2! I've also owned a 2010 and 2013 Power Wagon. They were both crazy great trucks too!

I haul heavy 1 or 2 times a year. I tow a 5000 lb boat/trailer and a 4000 lb travel trailer. I drive in SoCal traffic. (the new diesels hate stop and go) For driving in traffic, off roading, ease of maintenance, and pure off road capability and recovering buddies with Fords/Chevys/Toyotas/Nissans/Land Rovers/Range Rovers who are stuck or better yet broken down.... Priceless. LOL!

I especially love the fellers with open differentials when they are stuck on a wet grass hill....

I know, that's kind of mean!

lastmanalliance · Post by **lastmanalliance** » Sat Sep 20, 2014 8:50 am

jeep_boy02 wrote:
myoung84 wrote:Man, where were you Tulsa guys when I had my wagon? I would have loved to take a wheeling trip with you guys!

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No joke! I'm around Joplin and and would love to have a get together. Or had one with Myoung too. If we do, Morgan you're invited by proxy! Lets get a "south central PW meet and greet" going guys!

South central meet and greet sounds great to me!!

Cooper3115 · Post by **Cooper3115** » Mon May 04, 2015 8:11 pm

Im down in Eastern Oklahoma so its worse here!

nts007 · Post by **nts007** » Mon May 04, 2015 10:15 pm

So....I have s diesel......

leo72987 · Post by **leo72987** » Mon May 04, 2015 11:02 pm

nts007 wrote:So....I have s diesel......

Haha i was wondering if you were going to say something nts lol. As to the topic i honestly have owned gassers my entire life just like being able to work on my engines. Much more user friendly

2011TXPowerWagon · Post by **2011TXPowerWagon** » Tue May 05, 2015 10:20 am

I have seen one other power wagon but it was a winter texan so that don't count and i have seen a great copy cat version of my truck, two tone with red stripe and power wagon logos but it is a diesel. Not holding my breathe to see another one, as others have said I sure see an abundance of Raptors.

SnakeEyes · Post by **SnakeEyes** » Tue May 05, 2015 12:59 pm

I live in a town of 7,000 people... Mostly oil field asses with lifted diesels. After I bought my wagon an had to rescue a few of said riggers there are now 3 other wagons in town! Pisses me off haha I was the original trend starter

Bill2014 · Post by **Bill2014** » Tue May 05, 2015 1:24 pm

SnakeEyes wrote:I live in a town of 7,000 people... Mostly oil field asses with lifted diesels. After I bought my wagon an had to rescue a few of said riggers there are now 3 other wagons in town! Pisses me off haha I was the original trend starter

In contrast...
I live in a town of about 10,000 people (a few thousand college students)
A guy about a 1/4 mile away has a 2013, My Ram dealer himself bought a 2014 last year that came in on the same trailer load as mine. That is his daily driver... He sold three other 2014 Power Wagons last year - none lasted on the lot for more than a couple of days and it was gone. And there are a few 3rd gens floating around the area. So - I end out crossing paths with a Power Wagon about every other day.

We all smile and wave... I think we've all been too busy to get together and plan some fun.

There's definately more gassers than stink pots in this area - perhaps that's why the Power Wagons are popular here.

cruz · Post by **cruz** » Tue May 05, 2015 2:51 pm

Less than 30 miles away is San Jose and the whole SF Bay Area , there are three local 3Gs in SC and I've seen maybe ten 3Gs over the last 10 years. The only 4G that I've seen was a Park Ranger and I've never seen a 4.5G .

Black Pearl · Post by **Black Pearl** » Tue May 05, 2015 4:50 pm

Well, for me I live in a goofy military beach town and I know of at least 2 3gs and a 2013 black and red one just like mine.
I do know of a fake lifted ctd mega cab in the county. A while back I was driving my 1972 VW bus and I asked him what happend to his stock tailgate. He was kinda surprized and I followed up with "I thought power wagons only came with gas motors because of the wieght and size of the ctd would not accomodate the factory winch. And btw, where is yours". Dude was not happy.He gave me the bird and floored it. Epic!

2wagons1driveway · Post by **2wagons1driveway** » Tue May 05, 2015 10:42 pm

leo72987 wrote:
nts007 wrote:So....I have s diesel......

Haha i was wondering if you were going to say something nts lol. As to the topic i honestly have owned gassers my entire life just like being able to work on my engines. Much more user friendly

I agree!

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countrystrong · Post by **countrystrong** » Tue May 05, 2015 11:54 pm

Part of the reason I want a Power Wagon is for the capability, always wanted one since they first came out. I have a 2002 5.9 cummins with performance package and only 22,000 miles on it reason low mileage is only use it to tow a horse trailor. Love it but for hunting it's extremely loud and I don't want mesquite to eat the paint and it's heavy. I want a power wagon for the offroad capability and too stand out from the crowd. I talk allot about the Power Wagons and spend allot of time researching them and looking at all the cool pictures yall post. I tell my buddys about them and they just kinda blow me off. They just don't know about them and advise me to buy a dam toyota because that's what they drive. I'll always drive a dodge ram period.

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