This 1946 Dodge Power Wagon equipped with the good old and many times proven Cummins engine was rolling Coal in Tulsa, Oklahoma, and it was rolling big time! The body of this mud truck is borrowed from 1946 Dodge Power Wagon, while the frame comes from a 1996 Dodge. The truck is equipped with a np205 transfer case in high range. The engine is paired to a TH400 transmission with a transmission brake. Under the hood of this fierce animal beats a 12 valve Cummins heart with cp Carrillo rods that are 80 thousands longer than stock, and it is capable to produce the insane power of 1100 wild horses. All that power is transferred to the ground thanks to the Dana 60 front axle and the Dana 70 rear axle with 5.13 gears. Marine pistons cut down and fly cut to increase the compression of the engine.

Diesel engines are rare to see in the new age of electric power. However, many diesel loving enthusiasts are having a really hard time to steer away from the brutal force and might of the good old diesel engine. This is the reason why a large number of high performance cars and trucks that we see on the drag strip or at various events hide a diesel engine under their hood.

If you look at the truck scene nowadays, it’s quite amazing to see what some guys are able to carry out thanks to diesel engines installed under the hood.

In this particular case we get a closer look at one seriously monstrous 1946 Dodge Power Wagon which is the perfect combination of old school appearance with new school power! Driven with fury by the Cummins engine this 1100 HP mud truck absolutely kills it at the mud event!

So, if you guys are in the mood to see some mud flying around we recommend you play the video below made by the well-known YouTube channel Busted Knuckle Films!