Hot Rods let's see some DODGE D-100's

here is mine!!!

 

Here is mine at Watkins Glen Raceway

 

Mine ..

 

Big dad,
What did you do to get it to set like that ?

 

Heres my Two d 100's: 57 Sweptside and a 63 D100

 

for sale, too

 

My buddy's old truck. It was almost completely rust free and very cool.

 

Here's my P 100 (not really!).

 

Check this out:
http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=358007

 

Pickups only?

 

Picture of Jay with his sons' D100 I delivered to Nebraska from California
Rare factory big block V-8 in a shortbed
Jay goes to New York to be Santa every year (has been for decades)
He is a well known mountain man & performs with Michael Martin Murphy


Jim

 

heres mine. i picked it up yesterday.

 

X's 2

Yeah-Inquiring minds want to know-How Did you get that truck to sit like that?? Looks good!

 

Chop, cut , rebuild ..

Front is from www.fatmanfab.com , rear is from www.nolimit.net

Used the fatbar system on the rear

Thanks !

 

Nice! Looks familiar, did it come out of the Sacramento area?

 

yep, rocklin. i went up there after work, then drove it 2 hours home last night.

 

Awesome! That is the one I was looking at on Craigslist then. Sweptline's are great, I just have waaaaaay too many projects. Glad it found a good home!

 

Old thread, I know, but I'm wondering why the other Swepline thread was closed? There were a few non-traditional trucks in there, but a lot of them looked on-topic.

http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=358007&highlight=61+71+dodge+truck&page=10


Anyway, here's a picture of the '66 I just picked up. Plan on a mostly traditional shop/push truck type of build. I am already working on getting rid of the flat black.

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I wound guess because the cutoff for the HAMB is 66 and the thread title says up to 71.

Here is a Video of my 57 D100

 

Yeah, but the style of the truck is the same from 1961 through 1971.

 

This one belongs to my pal Chopper. HRP