The ambition to acquire certain items starts somewhere. It doesn’t matter if it’s a salt-and-pepper shaker collection spurred by visiting your great grandmother, or a particular vintage vehicle that ...

Produced from October 1960 through September 1993, the D/W series of pickups aren’t particularly collectible. In the case of the D100 Sweptline Adventurer we’re covering on this occasion, current ...

Someone should make better magic orbs because somehow, this vintage “Midnite Express Truck” vanished from under our radar before even having a chance to make an acquaintance with it properly. Well, at ...

Back in the 1970s, there weren’t a whole lot of nine-passenger vehicles on the market outside of actual buses. That is, unless you went down to Mexico, where Dodge would sell you a D100 with nine ...

Matt Nelson is an automotive journalist with nearly a decade of experience in all things cars. He's spent years working at dealerships in sales, finance, and service. He's since traded in his pens and ...

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We recently received some images and info on this beautiful Dodge from Brian Lawrence of Salt Lake City. Brian's wife's grandpa had purchased the D100 brand new in 1960. Before too long her dad (Brian ...

It's a matter of fact that Dodge never had a strong foothold in the truck market until recent years, but for those who own a vintage Mopar, this has never swayed their beliefs in the third of the Big ...

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The truck in question is a 1966 Short Bed Utiline (the step-side bed) and Freiburger thinks it's so cool because there are details that only exist on the late 1965 and 1966 model years. In that golden ...

We’ve all heard the phrase “less is more,” which, in the diesel industry, can refer to those who are able to produce impressive performances with limited resources. In our searching, we can honestly ...