Its base price of $19,211 means that it's easy on the wallet, unlike those aforementioned racing-team trailers. The other two Dodge toy haulers consist of the 32-foot 6-inch D300 with dinette ...

An ancestor to the Durango, the Dodge Town Wagon was one of the forerunners of today's SUVs.This example is as original, simple, and honest as a truck gets.Whether you're taking surfboards to the ...

The Ram 1500 TRX is a badass truck, but there are decades more where that came from. Check out these historic Dodge and Ram trucks through the years, from Power Wagon to Lil’ Red Express right ...

Dodge ‘Adult Toys’ of the 1970’s . Skip to main content. Menu. Close ... Of the roughly 73,000 ½ ton trucks Dodge built from 1970-1971 its estimated only 1,500 to 2,000 were sold as Dude ...

1962 Dodge W200 Power Wagon Is Our Bring a Trailer Auction Pick of ... Think of these trucks as off-road-ready work trucks built for towing and hauling anywhere rather than high-speed Baja toys.

The Charger Daytona is a homologation special for stock car racing.This example was the price for setting a qualifying record at Alabama International Motor Speedway in 1969.The original owner ...

The trailer was also carrying a yellow 1970 Dodge Challenger, police said. Myrtle Beach Police Department is currently investigating a stolen white 2001 Ford F350 Super Duty Truck with a 22-foot ...

Dodge split Ram off into its own division in 2009, but for the purposes of cataloguing these engines, we'll keep Dodge and Ram branded trucks in the same bucket.

The biggest beast Dodge built in 1939, the TF heavy-duty truck they sold as everything from a tractor-trailer to a school bus, got a 228-inch engine that squeezed an extra horse out of the machine ...

For 1978 Dodge introduced the Mitsubishi 6DR5 diesel engine to its truck and van lineups as an optional economic engine. The 4-liter inline six-cylinder naturally aspirated diesel was serving ...

Dodge ‘Adult Toys’ of the 1970’s - Dodge Warlock. Soon after venturing into the trick truck crowd with the Dodge Dude the marketing wizards at Chrysler sensed the public was hungry for more.