1977 D 100 Dodge Truck on 2040-cars
Cedaredge, Colorado, United States
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Here we have up for auction is a 1977 Dodge D 100 half ton two wheel drive pick up. The truck was built two years ago so it shows a little wear and tear. It has some light scratches in the paint and a few nicks here and there, but overall the paint is in pretty good shape. The engine is a 360 modified with a small cam with headers a 4 barrel intake and carb. The transmission is a 5 speed manual with an old school pistol grip shifter. The truck runs very strong and goes straight down the road. I just put a new stereo with cd player in the truck along with new oil pressure, temp, and amp gauges in the dash. It has an old school tack on the column. The speedometer and the fuel gauge does not work. I will try to get the fuel gauge working but no promises. I think the speedo is just bad I can't get it to work. The truck had air conditioner. Everything is still in the truck for the air except the compressor. So it would be easy to put air back into the truck. This is a nice little truck that you can drive anywhere and look good doing it. Please feel free to call me with any questions on this truck 970-250-5740 . Good luck bidding. mileage on truck shows 106000
On Feb-20-14 at 09:55:16 PST, seller added the following information: the truck is in Cedaredge, which is in western colorado |
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