1979 Dodge Little Red Express on 2040-cars
Sioux Falls, South Dakota, United States
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Here is the Little Red Express you have been looking for! This truck is original, numbers matching, with original wheels and correct size tires! This truck was "rebuilt" a few years ago by the 3rd owner. I'm the 4th owner and I bought this truck in 2007, and I have put less than 1000 miles on it. I just wash it and take it to car shows where it has 2 Best of Show awards. The Little Reds were only made in 1978 & 1979, and they were the fastest production vehicles both years. There were only 5118 1979 Little Reds, so there aren't many left. You will look long and hard to find another one this nice. This truck has the original 360 which was specially equipped for the Little Red. It has the original transmission, 727 with a special 2500 stall convertor that just came in the Little Reds. It has a limited slip rear end which was rebuilt and new Moser alloy axles. Many suspension and brake parts are new, and check out the WHEELS! They are original and look brand new! It has the original "dual snorkel" air cleaner, and the "stacks" look brand new. I would rate the paint at an 8.5 to a 9.0, there are a couple blemishes. The wood in the box and sides looks great, may be due for some varnish. The interior is excellent, the seat was recovered with an OEM replacement cover and new OEM replacement carpet. And did I mention that this truck is FAST? It is a blast to drive and turns heads wherever you go! If you are looking for an original Little Red, you won't find a better example. Please email me with questions or more pictures at investwithmark@hotmail.com. I would encourage you to come and take a look for yourself! You won't be sorry. |
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