*** All Original 1966 D100 Shortbed Hotrod Shop Truck *** on 2040-cars
Riverside, California, United States
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I am selling my 1966 Dodge D100 Shortbed pickup. 318 Poly V8 with 4spd stick. It was to be my hotrod shop truck project but it has been sitting for over a month and I could use the $$$ for bills. The truck runs and drives good, just put a new clutch master and slave on it but it could use some tires and a battery. Heater box is out and probably needs a new core. Seat has been reupholstered and is nice. Paint appears to be all original except for inside the bed where someone painted a redish color. I bought the truck out of Phoenix and bought some CA black plates and had them assigned to the truck through DMV. Clear title in my name.
Great patina, a few dents and scratches, but they just add to the character. Both rocker panels and the floors around both front cab mounts are rusted. I have replacement panels which are included with the sale. I am also including all of the parts that I have collected for the transformation into a hotrod. This includes a rare vintage Edelbrock P600 tri-power intake manifold for the poly engine. I bought this off ebay for $1,200 from Ron's Tripowers in Il. There are three freshly rebuilt carbs that have never been run. The outboard carbs were specially modified by Ron's for the tri-power setup, removing the idle circuits and modifying the throttle plates to completely close. Also includes a fuel supply hard line, universal linkage, and air cleaners. Next is a set of Dodge Truck Association (DTA) ceramic/chrome coated poly headers for the D-series truck. These retail for $1,000. I also have a nice white steering wheel and a set of dashboard trim from a custom cab pickup. The hardware to hold the horn ring on is missing some pieces. Just get yourself a dropped front axle from Sid's and a flip kit from the rear and you're ready to cruise. I am located in Riverside, SoCal. I am willing to work with a shipper, but you must arrange and pay for it. I have set what I think is a reasonable reserve based on the extras I am including. I will not disclose my reserve, there is no buy it now option. Parts are not available separately. $500 Deposit due within 48hrs (paypal accepted) Full payment within 7 Days. Cash in person or other arrangement acceptable to me. Please contact me with your questions. Happy Bidding. |
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