I've got an older Dodge van that needs to find a home. I bought it a couple of years ago to fix up but haven't gotten there. It's a 1969. I paid $50 for it and drove it home. After tearing out all of the interior stuff I ran out of time and money. Plus my husband thinks it's horrible and worries that I might actually drive it someday (Of course I would!). Anyhow, I have agreed to try and move it along. So, anyone inerested? I'd love for someone who thinks these are as great as I do to fix it up and love it.
May be free to the right home!
A-100 Van needs new home - Seattle WA
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OregonDodgeboy
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Can you post a picture? Is it a 6 cylinder of a V-8? Manaul or Automatic transmission? I'm interested. I miss my A-100 pick-up I had. A van might be a good choice for my growing family. 
Jeff Easterbrook
66 D100 440/727 on 72 IFS chassis
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66 D100 440/727 on 72 IFS chassis
67 W200 440/4-sp. Resting
76 IH Scout II
81 MB 240D
http://www.jeasterbrook.usana.com
Frame swap Q & A guy
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nwnative
Actually measured it - I think it's a 108, not 100. Automatic, V-8 something. I've got some photos on PhotoBucket:
http://s171.photobucket.com/albums/u299/nwnativehere/
http://s171.photobucket.com/albums/u299/nwnativehere/
Sorry to hear your husbands a NERD. ( Not Effected by Restored Dodges)I wish you where closer! i'd take it off your hands in a heart beat.Is it a eight door or just a six? I'm gonna find me, A GROOOOOVY little hippie van. 
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MBigDaddyM
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Re: A-100 Van needs new home - Seattle WA
Is it still driveable? -BDnwnative wrote:I've got an older Dodge van that needs to find a home. I bought it a couple of years ago to fix up but haven't gotten there. It's a 1969. I paid $50 for it and drove it home. After tearing out all of the interior stuff I ran out of time and money. Plus my husband thinks it's horrible and worries that I might actually drive it someday (Of course I would!). Anyhow, I have agreed to try and move it along. So, anyone inerested? I'd love for someone who thinks these are as great as I do to fix it up and love it.
May be free to the right home!
Delusions of invincibility combined with a strong homicidal urge. I have a kick-your-@#% fetish.
67 D100 CSS
69 Charger
75 Dart Sport
94 Dakota SLT
67 D100 CSS
69 Charger
75 Dart Sport
94 Dakota SLT
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nwnative
I drove it home two years ago. The seats were not bolted down (found out later!) and it was rough but it got home.
There was a cloud following it but I don't know why. The poor thing had been sitting for a couple of years under a tree before that.
All in all, it's probably been sitting for the last four years. I drove it a few times - around the block, to the store, etc., before parking it.
There was a cloud following it but I don't know why. The poor thing had been sitting for a couple of years under a tree before that.
All in all, it's probably been sitting for the last four years. I drove it a few times - around the block, to the store, etc., before parking it.