Thoughts on this Dodge D50 pickup with a smallblock

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.....and as for the D50, i love little cars (of trucks)with big engines. I would have used at least a 360, probably a 408.
I doubt i would have bothered with the swap for a 318.
 
pauly said:
I’d love to if I could figure how to upload anything other than a still photo on this webpage!!!
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Just copy and paste the You Tube video link.
 
go-fish said:
To my knowledge the only way to post vids here is with a link to a service like YouTube. Maybe Gold Status can do it.
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Anyone can post a link to a You Tube video. Video's saved directly to the site like photos, take huge hard drives/servers for storage.
 
My Mazda B2000 has headers and motor mounts available for a 302 swap. skinny motors....would be easy. 7.x Rears are fragile as I've been told by I've have 2 and never had issues. That V8 install looks stock, fits nice. 6K is too much.
 
I love D-50s.
and that is a nice one.
Mine were all 2.0L 4 and 2.6L 5 speed but IIRC the auto version had a 904 behind the 2.0 or 2.6 motors.

Those Mitsubishi stick transmissions would never hold up with a V8 swap.

The rears are pretty good, most were 3.90s but open only
 
Had a friend that started building one of these, but never got it to a point where it ran before selling it so never got a ride. Bet this one is blast to drive and looks to be a really clean install. I like it.

niceolddart said:
I have a 95 factory V8 Dakota on this site for sale. Make a reasonable offer for it. It's a lot of fun to drive......
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FYI, I've seen your post, drooled over it even. Just too far and really trying to not pick up another project that would distract me from what I already have. I'd probably drive it like it is for a good while but also don't need another truck to park on the street with the 4x4 Dakota I already have.
 
Little trucks are fun, I just gave a V-8 Dakota to my nephew. He just turned 16.
Kids have alot of energy, the first day he put a battery in it, dumped some gas in the tank and it fired up and idled.
He fixed the brakes, with his dad's help.
A week or so later I went up to their house, there was a set of black marks about 100 ft long by their house.
I hope he does not hurt himself in his first vehicle.
 
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