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1968 Dodge D100 Pickup Base 6.3l on 2040-cars
US $8,500.00
Year:1968
Mileage:121002
Location:
Prince George, British Columbia, Canada
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VERY CLEAN, ORIGINAL PAINT, VIRTUALLY NO RUST, A COUPLE OF DENTS, HAS PATINA ON HOOD AND BOX. VERY RARE OPTIONS FROM FACTORY INCLUDING 383 V8, AUTOMATIC TRANS, POWER STEERING AND POWER BRAKES ;FACTORY AIR CONDITIONING . TRUCK SEAT HAS BEEN RECOVERED, NEW CARPET ADDED, DASH IS UNCUT, NEVER HAD A RADIO INSTALLED. I MOUNTED A CD PLAYER UNDER THE GLOVE BOX, WITH SPEAKERS UNDER THE SEAT. REBUILT 727, FRESH 440 C/W EDELBROCK 600CFM CARB, MAGNUM EXHAUST MANIFOLDS, NEW PIPES AND MUFFLERS. CAME WITH OPEN 3:23 BUT NOW HAS 3:91 83/4 SURE GRIP REAR DIFF. 17" ANSEN MAGS. ORIGINALLY SOLD IN MONROE, WASHINGTON. FACTORY DASH CABLE SHIFTER.AIR COND IS NOT FUCTIONING AT PRESENT, BUT ALL THERE.
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