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gww wrote:

Jims68 wrote:My truck is so powerful, I can pull TUGBOATS!

sure like the truck colors.. good look n swept e

Thanks!!

How my truck looks now and back in the day out four wheeling with the club and bad things happened. B/W Picture taken in October 1976.
Picture is deceiving as it was taken looking up a fairly steep hill.
My 70 D 500 doing what its supposed to. Load stuff and carry stuff.

dodgeboykim wrote: How my truck looks now and back in the day out four wheeling with the club and bad things happened. B/W Picture taken in October 1976.
Picture is deceiving as it was taken looking up a fairly steep hill.
My 70 D 500 doing what its supposed to. Load stuff and carry stuff.

Glad everything worked out ok with the '66 W100 and you still have it on the road. The D500 is cool. What is the capacity of the hoist? Looks like a handy truck to have.

Long time reader, first time poster. Thought I should put some pictures of my 68 D200 up. I bought it for a "work" truck to haul lumber, trash, junk, etc. Somehow it quickly became the toy box hauler. I get more compliments than you could possibly imagine. I am still amazed at the number of people that have taken pictures of this. One of these days I might get the time and the $$$ to fix it up a little. As we all know, Dodges are measured in cubic dollars, so this process is going to take longer than I would like, but it will get there. I want to thank all of you for the many solutions to the various problems, the many ideas and the photos.
I did have to install one of the Firestone air spring kits to help the sagging springs. The truck and trailer, with the big car, four wheeler and all the equipment tips the scales at 12,000 lbs.The very tired 318 struggles a little bit. So we stay off the freeway with the trailer as much as possible. But it does get us there.
I hope the pictures come through okay. The sprint car belongs to my son and the go carts are his boys' (ages 5 and 8). Keeps us all busy !!

Nice going Sprinter, thanks for sharing.
We have a nice dirt track near by Santa Maria Speedway, mmmmm smell that race fuel

got some new rubber on front and put her to work finally love the 8 foot bed

Sweptline welding truck is still going strong

great look n outfit. weld n in a wheat field, now thats ball z.

gww wrote:great look n outfit. weld n in a wheat field, now thats ball z.

Right in front of the 67 is a water truck with a high pressure pump. The ground and whole area of the combine gets soaked before and after. Only way to do it

gyman98 wrote:

gww wrote:great look n outfit. weld n in a wheat field, now thats ball z.

Right in front of the 67 is a water truck with a high pressure pump. The ground and whole area of the combine gets soaked before and after. Only way to do it

got ya..

Scored a really nice 133" frame for the 63 Dually restoration.

1970 I just got.

wypowerwagon440 wrote:
Glad everything worked out ok with the '66 W100 and you still have it on the road. The D500 is cool. What is the capacity of the hoist? Looks like a handy truck to have.

Sorry, I just saw your comments. Crane extended I have lifted an 86 New Yorker based K car. Think they are around 3000 lbs. Just used it a week ago to pick up the front end of a 96 Jimmy. Having that trucks is so handy seeing as I have a bad back.

from today :)

Touring Vermont in 07 with the 68 and the 86 Sun Line on it's back.

More than 6 years ago now. The Swepty with a beautiful model.

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Merry Christmas from sunny FL

All kids should get to ride in the back of a pickup at least once.

How about a picture of it being delivered by a truck?