My '68 D100
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Re: My '68 D100
Cool use of a comfortable car and a great-looking truck! A "Budge"? A "Dodgick"? Looks like fun!
[b]Patrick - 1969 D300 cab & chassis[/b]
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Re: My '68 D100
Put bumpers on it and had a better driveshaft made.... Runs 80 on the interstate like it ain,t no thing.
Posting from my phone, which apparently doesn't like to paste links correctly, pics on the next post.
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Re: My '68 D100
Id love to do the same thing, my only hitch would be that i like dodge power trains. id have to modify motor mounts and transmission mounts to so i could slip a little mopar in there. did you have to do anything different to the title or registration for your truck? here in AZ im not if i would have to get mine altered. i dont think anyone would have to know though. no emissions on 67 and older.
1966 Dodge D100 Custom SC SWB
Bermuda Turquoise
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White
Bermuda Turquoise
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White
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Re: My '68 D100
i originally started with a '94 dodge 2500 frame. i was going to make it cummins powered..... but it was just too different from the sweptline frame to keep it low.
it's registered as a '68 d100. here in north florida they don't check much of anything. no smog, no inspections, etc.
it's registered as a '68 d100. here in north florida they don't check much of anything. no smog, no inspections, etc.
Re: My '68 D100
iniviate wrote:i originally started with a '94 dodge 2500 frame. i was going to make it cummins powered..... but it was just too different from the sweptline frame to keep it low.
it's registered as a '68 d100. here in north florida they don't check much of anything. no smog, no inspections, etc.
lol do you still have the 2500 frame? i would love to do a cummins turbo diesel with an allison transmission.
what rims are you gonna put under it? something a little wider to fill in the wheel wells?
1966 Dodge D100 Custom SC SWB
Bermuda Turquoise
And
White
Bermuda Turquoise
And
White
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Re: My '68 D100
nah, i scrapped the frame.... the cummins is sitting in my garage still.
it needs wheels for sure. i'm just not sure what to get. i've been keeping an eye on craigslist, maybe something cool will pop up.
it needs wheels for sure. i'm just not sure what to get. i've been keeping an eye on craigslist, maybe something cool will pop up.
Re: My '68 D100
thinking about selling the cummins? might be interested. some five spokes would look sweet. or some moons, two tone chrome centers and black outers or white ect....
1966 Dodge D100 Custom SC SWB
Bermuda Turquoise
And
White
Bermuda Turquoise
And
White
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Re: My '68 D100
not really, i've got an F350 with bad injectors. I think it's my next project after i get all the bugs worked out of the sweptline.
Re: My '68 D100
that will be cool, swap it out to make a fummins. best of luck, ive seen some pretty mean looking fords with a cummins swap that really chew it up good.
1966 Dodge D100 Custom SC SWB
Bermuda Turquoise
And
White
Bermuda Turquoise
And
White
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Re: My '68 D100
i put the bed in it, but apparently i suck at taking pics. here's what i've got. the hole in the back is for the gas cap...
went to a cruise in with a couple friends...
and my neighbors truck...
test fitting my buddies wheels.... chrome is a no go on this truck.
i think these are what i'm going to run. waiting on adapters now...
went to a cruise in with a couple friends...
and my neighbors truck...
test fitting my buddies wheels.... chrome is a no go on this truck.
i think these are what i'm going to run. waiting on adapters now...
Re: My '68 D100
thats going to look mean, i love the patina on your truck.
1966 Dodge D100 Custom SC SWB
Bermuda Turquoise
And
White
Bermuda Turquoise
And
White
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Re: My '68 D100
I think the black wheels will look good.
1963 Crewcab Cummins
1961 Dodge D100
1964 Dodge Polara
1961 Dodge D100
1964 Dodge Polara
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Re: My '68 D100
Jake66 wrote:thats going to look mean, i love the patina on your truck.
i like the patina too.... i'd love to get a nicer drivers side fender, but it wouldn't match, so i'm torn.
thanks. i hope so.slick wrote:I think the black wheels will look good.
these trucks have a huge wheel well. seems like they really need like a 22"+ wheel, but i had these and adapters are cheap... hopefully 20's will be good enough.
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Re: My '68 D100
Yah I agree, I think 22's would be the right size 24's look decent in the rear, but I think they might be a little big for the front..viewtopic.php?f=3&t=36429
1963 Crewcab Cummins
1961 Dodge D100
1964 Dodge Polara
1961 Dodge D100
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Re: My '68 D100
If I had to run 20s and that was my truck I'd run something like these. They are spare wheels from a Dodge Ram. You'd need adapters.
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Re: My '68 D100
soopernaut wrote:If I had to run 20s and that was my truck I'd run something like these. They are spare wheels from a Dodge Ram. You'd need adapters.
i agree that they would look good, but the junkyards around here want too much for them....
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Re: My '68 D100
here it is on wheels.... it needs to come down pretty bad. i'm not sure i can get the front low enough to look good and it still be driveable though.
trying out chrome and black center caps. i think i want some that are flush and gloss black.
trying out chrome and black center caps. i think i want some that are flush and gloss black.