The Dodge A-100 (and A-108 with a longer wheelbase) was a “cabover” panel van built by Chrysler from 1964 to 1970. Next to the VW van, it may have been the most popular of its kind in the 1970s with the hippie movement (“love and peace, baby”). The seller’s van, possibly from 1967, is the Sportsman edition which means it had side windows for passengers. It has been buried deep in the woods for some time in Kittery, Maine, and is offered primarily for parts here on craigslist. The asking price is $1,000 and you have to pull it out yourself. Henry Reining spotted this tip for us!

These vans were not the first of their kind on the market as the Ford Econoline and others got there first. As a “forward control” vehicle, the front seats were moved over the front axle and the engine resided in a giant housing between them. The A-100 was of unibody construction, which doesn’t bode well for the underpinnings of the seller’s Dodge from being in the dirt and leaves for who knows how long. We’re told the engine is blown and it’s a V8, which could be the 318 cubic inch version (though many were equipped with a Slant-Six).

The viability of this two-tone van must be in question. No photos are provided of the interior, so we don’t know how good or bad things may be in there. We’re told the odometer is broken, so the mileage on this Dodge is unknown before it was put out to pasture, likely years ago. Also, the title is missing so a bill of sale will have to suffice. The listing was posted by a friend of the owner, and he/she prefers that the buyer be within 100 miles of the van’s location. Would you take this van home for a Grand?