bamamopar
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What do you guys drive in the Winter
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Here is a update with pictures of my cars.
The Dart and Dakota hasn't moved in about a month haha.
justin hughes
Miss my car
03 town and country minivan, its all i got to drive year round nowadays.
I have a couple of jeeps.
I have a couple of jeeps.
o ilike those very nice
Convertriple 73
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Just got a 94 Chrysler LHS 3.5L w/67,000 act. miles, and my designated plow truck/workhorse is a 77 Dodge W200 M880 ex-military truck.
alleyoopmgv
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2010 Dodge Nitro 4x4
megajoltman
Time to NUT UP or SHUT UP
Just a beater CTD Ram
MoparMuscleGuy
Still plays with cars.
What is this winter you speak of? 
MMG
MMG
kman521
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One for the road and one for the trails.
Bulldozer
free ice cream sandwiches
this....
HEMI-ITIS
PRO TOW
I just about live in the flatbed,it's my living.Then I just bought a 96 2500 for race budget money.
Frankie
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74Dusted said:
The same rides I drive in the summer time, except with the heater on, instead of the A/C.
Badart
Senior Member
This. Chains make a big difference.
Oklacarcollecto
Life is an experiment
x2.
74Dusted
Stock Piler of 340's
Agreed, I keep a set of 4 tire chains in the Dakota at all times (love that toolbox under the rear seat).
D Dodge
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I vote for the van, Cliff. Why risk the Valiant?
stumper
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Same thing I drive in the summer ...
And on the rare occasion that we actually get snow:
And on the rare occasion that we actually get snow:
devil dawg
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74 dusted... yes that is a 44hd in the front. the rear is a phord 1ton d60...lol. i have another 4sp bulldog trans and a 360 to go in in next summer.
Same thing I drive all year long. A rusted '92 GMC Sierra pickup 4WD, 6 cylinder 5-speed stick. Good on gas, tows my Duster to the track, and I can go anywhere in the winter. I LOVE my truck. It's approaching 200,000 trouble-free miles with extremely minimal maintenance. We paid $1,500 for it almost 10 years ago. Every start up is a freebie.
California Dart
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Same thing. It's sunny and cool today but dry as usual. We do have to navigate around the illegal aliens though.
devil dawg
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nope mines out of a chevy. that way i didnt have to deal with the vac front end. i do have a set of d44 and a d60 for an 87 dodge 3/4 ton if your interestedD44-HD under the front of that of that '79 Ramcharger, Devil Dawg?
Kinda reminds me of my '76 Ramcharger... Only in much better shape, lol. Mine was bought new by my Grandfather in '76, which is the only reason I've kept it. Any other vehicle, I would have just bought a different one. So I bought a '79 Trailduster Tub to use for parts to restore mine
Recognize the tires? lol, they're the same ones on my little D50 now. I lucked out and the donor tub was the same exact color. Had a friend haul it up from North Carolina for me. The Tub & Top were pretty much beyond saving on my old one. And the engine was royally F'ed thanks to an ex-friend... He punched the ignition on my RC and tried to take it baja'ing through the woods...... while the oil pan and oil pump were laying on the garage floor!
Granted it was just a run of the mill 360 with milled J 2.02 Heads, but still that took balls to screw up the steering column and destroy the engine. Sooo I've got no choice but to swap in a '74 440/435/203 combo to replace it.... I almost say that like it's a bad thing, lol.
Plymouth 340
Triple Digit Ride
Nice truck George.
stumper
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WHY????:burnout:
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