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1966 D200, 318, auto, camper special. Runs and drives, drove it home! Need to do a little body work on it and get the radiator re-cored. Looking forward to a winter's worth of work on it. Don That is a really solid truck! These swepty trucks get quite addicting. Post more pictures as your build get...

I finally got the Adventurer home about a month ago. It needed a new fuel line from the fuel pump to the filter, fresh gas and a battery, and it fired up and runs great. I put some 8 inch steel wheels on the back with some poverty caps. I really like how it looks. I will attach a picture, although n...

You should still be smiling! That is a great set of gauges.

The truck looks really cool. I love the Fargo treatment. You did a great job with the lettering!

Been work'in 6-7day's per week for too long meeting deadlines for my customers. Well I decided that today was for me..I don't care if hell freezes over!LOL. Hopped in the '61 and headed to the shop where my '67 and '68 are stored. Spent all day working on various stuff on all 3.( brakes, master and...

That is a really neat truck. I would love to have a Dodge heavy truck. The Bighorn is #1 on my bucket list, but one like this would do nicely as an RV puller. There's one like it coming up at auction in your neck of the woods next month. Its listed under fargo but I spoke to the guy having the auct...

That is a really neat truck. I would love to have a Dodge heavy truck. The Bighorn is #1 on my bucket list, but one like this would do nicely as an RV puller.

I love the truck, BUT, is that a Buick glass top next to it? I've NEVER seen one of those in the 47 years I've been a automobile nut.... Could you post some pictures of that for me? Thanks Joel The Buick is actually a Pontiac that belongs to a friend of mine that I acquired the '71 Adventurer from....

Sounds good! I still have your parts, I just haven't headed over to Ab. yet. Sheldon No problem. As of today I no longer own this truck, but I would still like to get those parts. The orange '71 is going to my cousin in trade for a '61 Fargo powerwagon I have posted about before. The tailgate panel...

I am planning to bring this one home in May, hopefully the second weekend.

Thanks for posting more pics! I needed a Fargo fix today!

MikeMc wrote:jgb, Ram Charger is teasing you!!! Don't be tempted!!!

It looks rust free, did Dodge make water drain improvements in the 70's to help prevent rust or does your new truck have rust?

The rockers are rusty, but everything else looks o.k. I haven't pulled the carpet yet.

runcharger wrote:.

HOLY CRAP!!! That looks so cool!

calmauzy wrote:Got that smelly thing out of the cab and installed a fuel tank under the bed, behind the rear axle between the frame rails.

What kind of fuel tank did you use? Your truck looks great!

http://jims69dodgeproject.blogspot.com/ this is most of my build, fee free to visit the site. On the right side of the site you'll find our family builds/drag racing and more of my build. I don't have a build thread on the sweptline site. I did alot to the truck not covered very well in the blog so...

robertob wrote:Love that interior - One of my rust-free doors was from a truck like that and I had to fill something like 15 holes on the inside sheet metal.

It is a cool interior! Thanks! I am looking forward to getting it home and giving it a good clean.

My brother inlaws and I went to Columbia River for Chinook salmon. Fishing was really slow but we had a great trip. I cought my first Stergon. It was almost 7 feet and took about 25 minutes to land at the boat, it is out of season so we gladdly let it go. Love the truck! Do you have a build thread ...

gyman98 wrote:I'm 35 miles east of assiniboia. Work in weyburn during the week

Cool! It is nice to meet another Canadian Sweptline junkie! I like your crew cabs, new and old.

Jason