Sweptline.ORG

Hello all, I heard about the site from a member of http://www.cuda-challenger.com and I thought I would check it out. I didn't think that there was a forum for these type of trucks but I'm sure glad there is. I've got a 69 D300 with a 318, 4 speed, dana 60 and 4.88 gears. I've got a few other rides in my signature as well. I hope to learn some more info here about my truck. Its been in the family for 20 years now. My dad gave it to me a few years ago and its fun to drive. One thing is for sure, you don't see many of them at all. I've seen some D100s and D200s, but I've only seen 2 or 3 other D300s like mine.

Welcome to the forum , I think there is a 300 stake bed down the road. I have to stop in and make sure. If it is it'll be for sale, Its at a 24/7 yard sale. welcome again

69D300 to the site & if you need anything or need to try to find something out just ask away & read away

69D300

What Cowboy said goes ditto here!!!

Keith

This a great site, and the best source for ANYTHING for your truck.

There are several members that live in Georgia, you guys should get together!

Thanks for the welcome guys. I took pictures of the truck but I left my cable at school. I will have to upload them monday.

from Marietta Georgia.

300, welcome to the site. I am now the "official" 300 supervisor on this site. I just bought a 63 D300 stake bed and haven't got it home yet. Seems to be pretty nice from the pix. I will need you to send me all info on 300 type parts for sale for screening prior to posting on this site as there are vultures out there who might try to take advantage.

seriously, wecome to the site and remember us '300' guys need to stick together.

can't wait to see the pictures

Welcome! Looking forward to those pictures.

Welcome to the site . Good to see another
300 series Sweptline show up.
John

From the member that sent you here. I am actively recruiting

Thanks again for the welcomes. I'm disappointed I left the cable at school. I thought I had grabbed it on the way out. The truck has been a work horse all of its life until recently. It was bought new by a monument company and has hauled granite monuments since day 1. That's what my dad originally bought it for and recently we retired it from active duty. I hope to restore it after I get done with all of the car projects. I know it needs some new syncros though, lol. When I shift gears I have to take like 5 seconds between each shift. I really need an air cleaner lid for it though. Mine is in sad shape. I've looked at the annual mopar show at Commerce every year now for the past 5-6 years and haven't seen one yet. If anyone has an extra one or an entire 2 barrel air cleaner assembly, let me know.

69D300, what part of Georgia are you in. I'm in Hoschton, Russ is Lawrenceville, Hotfoots in Marietta.?

Welcome, I'm a new member also (four months). Really nice people. Mopar people usually are. Watch them though, they will have you selling off them chebbys for more Mopars! Don't forget to put that truck in the registry.

Roger wrote:69D300, what part of Georgia are you in. I'm in Hoschton, Russ is Lawrenceville, Hotfoots in Marietta.?

I'm from Elberton. About 45 minutes northeast of Athens. I don't think I'll sell my Chevrolets

Pictures as promised. I've got a problem with the passenger side axle tube. There is a groove cut in it that allows the axle dope to leak past it onto my brake shoes. I bought a speedy sleave for it and hopefully that will fix it. Just having the time to work on it is the problem.

Your truck looks great, I like the white One thing though, its got a '68 hood, wonder why

steven wrote:Your truck looks great, I like the white One thing though, its got a '68 hood, wonder why

Yeah, but you can tell it's not original. It has side trim on it.