Let's see your Dodge pickups

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Last one!This is my daily driver

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93ragtop said:
Here is a picture of my 87 dakota.

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I hope to find a 4X2 one of that year or close (5 lug) in a plain Jane sport with a manual and once I get a handle back on life (I used to have one, but I broke it so many times, it’s worn down to a nub). I used to want a big block A body, but now it’s Dakota.
 
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My truck fiend friend has the remains of a black ‘78 4WD Midnight Express in his personal junkyard. 360, 4 speed, 3.55 gears, rear trac-lok. Sadly, it’s almost too far gone to use for anything other than parts now.
 
'05 Ram...… Code name "rosie rot box"......130K....5.7 4WD Auto, 3.92 9-1/4" Corp. LSD ...and squirrels just eat it up…………
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sons 1978 warlock ,has a 383 big block,727,91/4 3;54 gears

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A 1970 D-200, 383-2 4-speed, Camper Special, Factory AC, very clean original truck.

Had it about 5 years, too many vehicles, something had to go.
Loved it, wish I had more room.


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Does this count?

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I'm gonna restore it,...some day...
 
But seriously, folks...

Former daily, now just used as a truck (actually used as a truck as long as I've had it)-

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Bought at 2.5 years old with 31K on the clock, now has 170,000.
Most dependable vehicle I've ever owned.
Has pulled almost a dozen cars and a few trucks half way across the state of FL.
 
...and then there's this-

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Born with a 225 and OD 833.

Still has the OD 833 but somewhere along the way it received a 1969 440 with a mild cam upgrade.

Have I mentioned- FUN AS HELL to drive, yet?

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YY1 said:
...and then there's this-

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Born with a 225 and OD 833.

Still has the OD 833 but somewhere along they way received a 1969 440 with a mild cam upgrade.

Have I mentioned- FUN AS HELL to drive, yet?
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What trim model was that called, it's been so long have already forgotten, but a midnight express is more common now.
 
Garrett Ellison said:
I like the beaumonts a lot, a good read, if you can find it
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The hardback is the one you really want because it's larger and easier to read, but it's prohibitively expensive.
Here is he one I mentioned earlier, it used I believe 56 plymouth wagon quarters as the bedside instead of the 57 Coronet like the Dodge and Fargo used.
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And I correct myself, made in Argentina, sold in Australia, UK, Spain, amd Turkey, according to Wikipedia.
And a late 50s or early 60s, I'd like to see more of that bed
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And my favorite COE, it's so ugly it's pretty. Check out the oversized 80's pentastar K car emblem. I could see Dolph Lundgren and Arnold Shrwazenegger having a knock down dragout over who would drive.
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Larger and easier to read? Just what are you tryin to say? lol
 
Lolol! Fine print is hard for me to read now, need to change glasses again! But I would hope it would have more pictures, too. It better read itself out loud and have video pictures for the last hardback I seen, it was in the $300 range on amazon! It's been out of print for a few years (maybe decades now) so the paperbacks outnumber the hardbacks 15 to 1 on the used market. The paperback will set you back a little over 50, I know someone...
 
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Just a plain D100/150.

Someone was attempting a Little Red Express tribute.

I also got some side stack shields with it.

I added some $10 "Express" emblems just for fun.
 
There was one locally for sale at one time that had similar similar stripe treatment too, it's similar the Top Hand but not a four wheel drive.
 
alaska doesnt count as winter?

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Not in July and August it doesn't. Trip of a lifetime, 11,000 miles and $3,000 in diesel fuel. Truck is more than willing to go back but at 76 YO I think we are done with that kind of trip. :(
 
Saw a COE the other day built as a catering truck. Was awesome. Will see it I can find a pic
 
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Thanks Rainy you are correct as most of us have trucks as well! We have three of them. Wife won't let me paint hers Sublime tho! I have been looking for a Warlock but hard to find one reasonable. Hers is the red one, she calls it Brandywine. A little redneck engineering on the portable K frame and motor I sold to a neighbor! Drove it right down the road! Who says ya can't tow a cherry picker!

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