1969 Classic Dodge D200 Hd Truck on 2040-cars
Pipe Creek, Texas, United States
Engine:360
Body Type:Pick Up
Vehicle Title:Clear
Exterior Color: white/red
Make: Dodge
Interior Color: Grey/black
Model: Other Pickups
Number of Cylinders: 8
Trim: HD- D 200
Drive Type: RWD
Cab Type (For Trucks Only): Reg Cab
Mileage: 100,000
Sub Model: D200
Power Options: Air Conditioning, Cruise Control
Big Classic 69 Dodge D200 HD Truck. Completely rebuilt last year to travel and carry my 11' Lance Cab Over
Camper. My wife became disabled and had to switch to a Motor Home. This HD truck has been updated with new
interior, new gages, Garvan GPS, disc player, bucket seats, Vintage Air A/C, cruise control, custom dash and window
tint.
360 Engine was gone through with new heads, Big RV cam kit, aluminum manifold, AFB, all new electronic ignition,
headers and new exhaust. B&M HD flex plate - travel converter, 1900 stall, new 4 core radiator. Dana 60 rear with
411 gears, new u-joints.
Truck has new front end, gas shocks, big rear sway bar, overloads, new door and window seals, door hinge pins.
All new brakes including power unit, Dual tanks. All new 16" wheels and tires.
I have owned this truck for over 28 years. If you want a classic truck to pull a Vintage trailer or boat, etc., this is your
chance. Low Reserve. Buy it, come get it and drive it home! Sold as is, where is. Also for sale locally.
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