The Dodge truck picture thread.

[7mopar]

Here's my 2000 2500, formerly V10, 4X4. If I new as much about the V10 before I owned one as I do now, I would've never bought it. That said, I'm in the process of building a 408 stroker for it. I've swapped on '03 up front brakes, Fox shocks, rear load assisting air bags and a few other misc odds and ends.

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Strange thats what the son said about his V10. He sure likes his present 5.9 Cummins.

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[ricks_RR]

2011

 

[dart4forte]

My junk

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[Dsertdog]

Old photo I found.

 

[Charles/ Mike Cook]

Ordered new in 2005 ,only 60,000 miles so far.

 

[paul massaro]

i bought another truck the other day , like i need another , but its a 1924-27 graham brothers one ton pickup , wood spoke wheels and all . all the bodies is there and the chassi has all the running gear . but thats it stock . don't think it will stay that way , do to pick it up next week end . i'll have pics then . this pic is the look of the p/u i bought , unrestored .

 

[7mopar]

It will be interesting to see the unrestored version. Oddly enough it looks not near a heavy duty as todays one ton trucks. But 2000 lbs. is just a light load for the D350.

 

[UNKNOWNRACER]

Here are my 3

 

[Basketcase]

love the '77

 

[ricks_RR]

new ride

 

[LocuMob]

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Nice! And you got the right size short box. I rented a crew cab model and loved it, and I fit my parts properly with the ability to put two 2x4's across the bed to support larger boxes.

 

[ricks_RR]

i really like this truck rides like a car and at 60 it blow the tires right off of it . and im getting 20 miles to the gallon

 

[7mopar]

Thats a nice looking truck but the short beds just dont cut it

 

[Basketcase]

depends on the needs

 

[7mopar]

depends on the needs

I understand that one entirely. Some can live with a short bed some can not. I am just one of the can not and will not's. I had a 6.5 foot bed with the Dakota and found it a royal pain.

 

[Basketcase]

I've had Power Wagons,D100s,long bed,short beds,had uses for them all, but more desire than need.

 

[ricks_RR]

well i am not crazy about washing and waxing it as is more to wax no way . i don't need a bigger bed just more horsepower this truck is just so nice to drive

 

[paul massaro]

nice looking driver . but thats alot of polish'n n wax'n . just to keep it shinny . had them done that . my new stuff is older stuff . i don't need smoggers here in calif , its every two years on the 76 n newer stuff . so no news for me . i'd rather put twenty grand in this 69 crewcab before i spend 30-80 grand on new one . its got a 70 350hp 440 auto intake afb headers and ign 2 1/2 exhaust flowmasters now just needs some rubber n rims , a dics conversion and it will be a great driver . plan on putting a styleside bed on it as well . its getting sweeter n sweeter .

 

[ricks_RR]

very nice i had a friend that had one and he use to race it with a 440 . the first day he moved to Florida he did not see a cop across the street and he did a burn out that was impressive but the cop did not think so . but he said the ticket was worth it and that was when he was 67 years old then . he has passed but he was a racer .
there is not many of those trucks around so enjoy the hell out of it

 

[paul massaro]

but this is my hotrod driver 64 d100 , and my 60 d100 will be my new rodhot driver when the 64 gets its resto work . everyone kept telling me the 60 was alot of work . my reply was , its all work one or many . so i took a bunch of cast off parts . stuff that was removed and last years kind of stuff bits n pieces .