1967 Dodge D100

[RedneckWithPaychecks]

I used to have a 66 D100 that had a 361 (any mopar guys please elaborate), I converted it to 4x4 and had a 3 on the tree. Last I heard its still on the road, dont know why because it was absolute S*** , fun project though. Cant wait to see more of this!

 

[97C1500TJ]

Beautiful truck. I love those Slant Six motors and you were lucky to get a stepside with it! I’m currently slowly restoring a 75 D300.

 

[454cid]

It would definitely fit. The engine bay is HUGE.

99% sure I'm going LS. If gas keeps going up I may keep the slant six. Haha.

I'd keep the slant 6. I'm more into history, reliability, and uniqueness than all out power, now days. A larger engine, but super cool/unique would also be a consideration, if I happened upon one.... something like an early Hemi (1950s). The Slant 6 is the cheap/easy route, Though. It's up to you of course.

 

[Caman96]

I once owned a 55 New Yorker with a 331 Hemi.

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[Nad_Yvalhosert]

My vote is a 4BT.

 

[0xDEADBEEF]

I'd keep the slant 6. I'm more into history, reliability, and uniqueness than all out power, now days. A larger engine, but super cool/unique would also be a consideration, if I happened upon one.... something like an early Hemi (1950s). The Slant 6 is the cheap/easy route, Though. It's up to you of course.

It's been parked for 30 years. They have a good reputation for being indestructible, but it might not even be an option for this engine. It seems like it would be an easy engine to turbo with the hot and cold on the same side and a blow through carb. A turbo slant might be acceptable to my right foot.

I don't really have a plan for it. I wanted something old and cool and I think I got that as you don't see a ton of these at every car show.

Probably won't do much with it until we finish my son's truck.

 

[Caman96]

Minty Fresh: 1967 Dodge D100 Step Side

Vintage trucks always seem to be appreciated no matter their make and model. Some are certainly more popular than others, but in general, old trucks are just plain cool. That definitely goes for this 1967 Dodge D100. Described as a fairly original truck from California, the seller purchased this...

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Some inspiration.

 

[0xDEADBEEF]

Note the super rare plug-in hybrid option from 1967.

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[Caman96]

I love the inner fender well bench seats too(under hood)!

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[stutaeng]

Do a YouTube video: "It's been sitting 30 years. Will it start?!" Insert surprised/shocked face gesture.