4x4s represent!!!!

[Mopower]

Too right.

That was an early '65 with the shorter wheelbase, 122"? and the "cab/axle" measurement was the difference. I think they changed it to the longer CA length in mid to late '65, because camper trucks were becoming more popular? I didn't know anything about this prior to owning that '65, I found out by planning to put as service box one it... Not a lot of service boxes floating around for that particular CA spacing...


The bed changed a lot also, with the inner wall to protect the outside sheetmetal, and the long tailights instead of the round ones.

[jimmy]

Mopower- great picture!

[Mopower]

The old truck high up in the woods over upper Spirit Lake ID?

Thx ;-)


I'd been going mostly up (steeply in places) for 6 miles when I shot that. Not too far after that, the road leveled out and dead ended. I got out and walked around, mindful of moose and bears. There were big patches of snow on the ground in shady areas still, which surprised me because it was mid June.


The picture is in a photo album, no digital cameras yet...

[66militaryd200]

Heres some pictures of my 63 w200 ex logger truck with my rail guard bumper and pto winch. just got the tires! 36" radial buckshots on 8 lug wheels for $250 with alot of tread left! no lift either

[moparswept69]

heres my 69 powerwagon

[jimmy]

Nice truck! Visalia is near Fresno right?

[moparswept69]

yeah fresno is about 20 min away

[Kaegi]

just got this bomber. 52 M37 not a swepty but still Dodge! bed rusted out, no gas tank. supposedly runs. have to install carb. one big plus is radial buckshots. its easy to spend more on tires than the truck is worth these days.

[70DartMike]

Here's my '69 Fargo W100, pulled the seized 318 and dropped in a strong running 360, ported J heads, 10:1, .506 Purple cam. Put in a new clutch, going through the truck and making it drivable. Hoping to have it on the road by early summer.

[crusty]

Nice!

[Gigabitdrew]

My 1964 W200 with original polyhead 318 with 4 speed trany... and in dire need of a little TLC.

[2bluesweptlines]

'63 W300 (with incorrect grill, lights, and core support...), Perkins turbo diesel, 5 spd OD trans, PTO winch. Other is a '91 W250 Cummins 5 spd.

[pismopowerwagon]

Couple shots of Tank at the ranch with some nice clouds

[dodgeboykim]

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Mine is like me, retired and not used to hard work anymore. I mostly use it to fill up half of my garage and add to my insurance bill, but do take it out about once every month, maybe more often if I need something from Lowe's or Home Depot. At least the insurance is cheap, about $15 per month.

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My 66 W100 barely gets that much use. And it also takes up half the garage and slowly gets hidden behind stuff.Out two times this summer and insurance expires at end of month. Need to take for a drive before then.

[1surfer]

Just for cruising around the county. My son is going to use it for high school.

[wyota884]

I just saved this '65 W200 this summer. I'm collecting parts to do a full restoration on it.

[gww]

great look n trucks folks... heres our 71

[pismopowerwagon]

That looks great , I like the custom paint job

[1surfer]

Working on it. Got it for my 15 year old to learn how to drive a clutch and work on a truck. He will keep it in the county and use it to get to school and back. Will probably see a lot of snow.

[pismopowerwagon]

lucky kid