1968 Dodge D100 "sweptline" Truck Long Bed on 2040-cars
Arlington, Virginia, United States
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Here's your chance to pick up this pretty sweet Old School, classic
truck: 1968 Dodge D100 with 318 V8 and auto trans. I ran out of time and
money to keep putting into the Truck. (just got laid off work) The body
is about 90% straight with the exception of the tailgate area which
needs to be straightened out somewhat. We put on a new Power Brake
booster for better stopping power. We did a complete tune up including:
Spark plugs, wires, cap/rotor, air filter, fuel filter, NEW Carter Carb,
Also changed the valve cover gaskets, and the exhaust manifold gaskets.
Now, the motor runs nice and strong with no hesitation, and starts up
quick/easy. Note: Its riding on some older bias-ply tires which need to
be upgraded to radial for a better driving experience. The odometer
shows less than 45,000 miles so far and the body has been clear coated
to maintain the patina while protecting from further wear. It will need:
tires, body work, some of the DODGE letters are coming loose, horn
&radio not working, bench seat has cover over original material
which is beat-up.
With some more TLC, this thing may be a prized, Gas Monkey style street rider. I have the title in Arlington, and the truck is being stored in Great Falls, Va with my mechanic who is toughing up some more things under the hood. This is your chance to make your Mopar dream come true this holiday. Not many of these Dodge trucks are around in this area, especially w/ power brakes!!Please contact me for a viewing.. Mike 571-230-8490 William 703-380-4633 LOCAL Pickup only, in Great Falls, Va. |
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