One of the more interesting sales tactics of yesterday involved Chrysler’s decision to allow customers to effectively build custom vehicles right off the showroom floor. Any number of packages were available across the vehicle lineup in the 70s, including… more»
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17,000 Miles: 1935 Dodge Brothers Pickup Express
The Deco era was good to many vehicles, including this simple yet stylish Dodge Brother express. Passed down from the owner’s grandfather, this Dodge has been in storage since 1982. What is amazing is that the seller claims that… more»
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Rare Factory 440: 1978 Dodge D150 Adventurer
This might look like an ordinary ’78 Dodge pickup, but it’s a bit of a sleeper because under the hood is a factory installed 440 V8. This truck is 1 of 74 built this way in 1978. This beauty… more»
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Feel The Sizzle! 1971 Dodge Demon Sizzler
While Mopar B-body performance models rate high on many collectors’ must-have muscle car lists, the smaller A-body enjoys a dedicated pack of rabid fans. This 1971 Dodge Demon Sizzler in Round Rock, Texas may offer more show than go, but… more»
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T-Top Equipped: 1979 Dodge Magnum
This 1979 Dodge Magnum sports an interesting look, with subtle wheel arch flares and moon-style hubcaps, combined with a rare T-top roof and floor-shift automatic. The Magnum is yet another car from the malaise era that promised big things… more»
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Hellkitten: 1980 Dodge Challenger
In 1971, you could get a Dodge Challenger with a V8 engine rated at 425 horsepower. In 2018, you could get a Dodge Challenger with 840 horsepower. In 1980, you could get a Dodge Challenger like this one, for… more»
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Ice Cold AC From AZ: 1977 Dodge Aspen SE
I really love No Reserve auctions on eBay. They are a bit like the Lottery. You know that eventually, someone is going to be the winner. This 1977 Aspen SE is the subject of just such an auction. Listed… more»
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Kansas Farm Car: 1974 Dodge Monaco Brougham
At almost 19-feet in length and 4,500 pounds, this 1974 Dodge Monaco Brougham two-door hardtop is one big car. The Dodge Boys’ timing almost couldn’t have been worse. This green project is posted on Craigslist in Chicago, Illinois. Yes,… more»
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Nicest One Left? 1987 Dodge Raider
One of the worst things about settling on a project is wondering whether there’s not something better out there. As I get near the finish line on acquiring my Japanese 4×4 project, the Dodge Raider / Mitsubishi Montero twins… more»
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Basic Muscle: 1968 Dodge Coronet 440!
In 1968, Chrysler’s B-body intermediate platform was a veritable Swiss army knife, spawning cars that ranged from mild to wild. In the middle of that spectrum lies this Cornet 440, which is located near Dallas, Texas and for sale… more»
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Rolling Time Capsule: 1974 Dodge Custom Van
Am I the only one who thinks these ’70s airbrushed custom vans get a bad rap? There’s always a joke or two with some combination of “rocking” and “knocking” or cracks about what kind of biological pathogens may be… more»
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Budget Mullet: 1983 Dodge Rampage
Car-based trucks are one type of vehicle that always seemed to be a better idea on paper than in reality. Melding the comfort of a car with the carrying capacity of a truck seemed like a sure thing, But… more»
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Snake Bite: 1997 Dodge Viper GTS
I can remember the first time that I saw a Dodge Viper. It was dark metallic blue, and it just about blew my socks off! This one has a similar effect on me. Those who have read my articles… more»
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Orange Creamsicle: 1976 Dodge D100
During the 70’s, Dodge sales were not on the same level as Ford or Chevy. They made several attempts to bring their numbers up. In 1973, they came up with a new idea, the club cab which had a… more»
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Sporty Hauler: 1964 Dodge D100 CSS
With the abundance of high-end features available on trucks today, it’s easy to forget that it wasn’t too long ago that pickups were strictly utilitarian vehicles marketed to farmers, tradespeople and other down-to-business customers. That makes this 1964… more»
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Highway Patrol? 1965 Dodge Polara 413 CHP
Unlike Americans, our Australian friends appreciate a fast, comfortable sedan. In the USA it takes something more interesting to draw attention to a sedan, such as its former use as a police interceptor. This 1965 Dodge Polara in Tehachapi,… more»
