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It happens to the best of us.

VERY VERY NICE FIND.

Is it for sale?

HELL of a deal.

http://www.fortunecity.com/silverstone/alfa/45/swampfox.jpg That's not the one I found, but I will update with pictures. It's the same truck, stock tire size, perkins engine, with a service body I believe. Pictures to come later this week. AND I THINK IT'S FOR SALE!!!!!!!!!! :clap :clap :dance

(e-mail actionautos@communityweb.net if you are interested in these kits).

Sorry, they make their own conversion kit.

Valley Vintage Auto Parts
P.O. Box 486
Brunswick, OH 44212
(440)-355-4085
Fax: (440)-355-5990
http://www.vvap.com/

Not prototech.

If you ever want to sell it let me know. That is one SICK looking truck.

That truck would look awesome on 5 ton rockwells, 57" R2's, an with a cummins 12valve P pump motor with an allison tranny conversion. :shock: I'm just dreaming. By far my favorite power wagon. I have a 77 M880. I'm getting ready to drop a 440 in it and paint it desert sand. http://img125.imageshack....

The 1969 roadrunner looked the best. The 68 and 70 were next in that order, 71-75 looked stupid. I'm currently (a year or so from now) restoring a 1969 GTX 440. The worst thing about old mopars is the floors seem to disapear in almost every one I've seen. The sweptlines are notorious for having trou...

The best thing is, that the motor cost more than the truck every could.

I found someone who sells the prototech conversion kit still. Thanks man, I didn't wan't to go through the trouble of fabbing something.

Any comments would be appreciated.

soopernaut wrote:SuperBee383, Did you just buy that truck recently? I know it was on ebay about a month ago. I really like that color scheme.

No, this is my truck. It only went up to $2500 on ebay......... I got more in it than that.

I have a 1970 D100. I swapped the 318 out for a 383 out of a 67 fury 3. Thinking that I could easily convert it over to power steering with just pumps and pulleys. Come to find out it's a lot more difficult than I thought it would be. I found a 1968 D100 in the junkyard, which was a factory 383 truc...

Hey there, new guy to the site. Here's my work in progress. NEW DODGE IN TOWN! 70 Rumble Bee Reply with quote Edit/Delete this post 1970 Dodge D100 "A Restoration In Progress" Originally a 3 on the tree 318 1967 383BB Holley 4bl (56k original miles) Crate 727 Torqueflight 8k miles Ford 9" with 3:73'...