'74 Dodge D100 Adventurer - Finn The Truck

Well, thankfully, fuel line is cheap and bending a replacement section with a hand bender is easy as pie.

I like what you're doin with the truck man. I can't wait to see where you take it from here.

After I retire from the AF and get my projects running again, I have a 383/727 that initially was going in my Scamp, but will be repurposed into duty between the frame rails of my Dad's '84 Ramcharger. Based on what little research I've done, the W100 series headers should also fit D100 series pickups, therefore the Ramcharger. It's a 2WD with Prospector package, silver/charcoal grey two tone paint, burgundy interior. I think it has somewhere near 250k miles on it and despite only being cranked up about once or twice a year, it still does run.

It does have a few issues, but nothing terrible...probably the biggest thing it needs is interior freshened up. I probably ought to get on the truck forum and do some poking around to find out if there's a way to spruce up the performance with that lockup 727...thing is a complete slug on the bottom end.
It's not gonna be hard to get it the room it needs with a little massaging of the bracket the lines are on. should be able to get the 3/8" I'd like. I'll take a picture of it tomorrow. It's not bad. I just hate finding hackjob stuff. Do it right or don't do it at all is what I was taught

That's not gonna be too hard of a swap. Should go over pretty well if you have everything you need. I'd just invest the 2 hours in pulling off all the front sheet metal. I think the best thing you can do for that 727 will be converter and shift kit. You will pick up some slack. Also check your gears and make sure you don't have some lameass 3.08 gear or something like that.


Well, I'm hoping in the next 2 months I will have made some progress on the outside as well. I also am hoping that maybe soon I can get floorpans in it. Probably after the summer. the wind rushing through the holes kinda feels good in the summer LOL:toothy10: