I like you guys you help me look sane to my wife I have over 5 sweptlines and I'm constantly looking for others To build and customize

I grew up with a 1964 Push Button Valiant. Then we got a 1973 Satellite. Then a small Dodge Colt. Then a Reliant. In H.S. my first car was a 340 Duster. Then my dad continued with the Mopars with a 360 two tone green and white lone bed Dodge Truck. After collage I had a Dodge Aspen Station Wagon and a 1974 Plymouth Valiant three on the tree. Currently at 65 and a half years old, I have an old 1983 Dodge Truck with 3 speed on the floor with overdrive slant six engine. And that is my family history with Mopars!!!

Moving that wheel chock was extremely helpful

I like the Coronet off to the right when its getting loaded! That is my kind of Mopar! My first Mopar was a 1969 Coronet!

Sweet and rare . Great truck

Awesome truck

Mopar forever! ✊🏼

That’s one hellacious bed. Wish they offered beds like that today. This rig has so much potential best wishes on your restoration.

Another fine moparjewel u r lucky to get u r hands on it

Freaking sweet unit right there! that bed is inspirational

It is the second video that I see from your channel and without a doubt I subscribed. Lol excellent content and the explanations of what you do in my opinion is very good and understandable. Also First time I see one of these trucks. It would be great if you rebuild that engine because it looks original and it would be great if it goes that way.

awesome truck 👌🏻👍🏻

It runs that's great

What a unique ol' Dodge. If the wheelbase is 146," the chassis is for a crewcab short bed. Back then, Dodge would build special orders for the US government; Metal Crafters would do all of the metal fab work. Back in 62, Dodge told the Air Force that crewcabs were coming; the Air Force ordered a load of them, wanting them 'right now.' Metal Crafters fabbed all the 62s, while Dodge tooled up for mass production. Anyways, cool old Dodge, keep 'er going.

So awesome!!

Still a nice rig for full restore !!

Thoes old sweptlines age better and better with time .

That's a weird sound had a couple old sweptlines make similar noise. Mine it ended up being Alternator bearings making noise. Probably moisture and dirt over the years.

Cool truck u don't see them every day what are your plans for it

Hey there sir! I hope you're having a great day. I enjoy watching your videos so much! You gave me inspiration to start my own channel! 😊 I was just wondering if you have any advice for a new vlogger like myself? Thanks in advance!

Hey, I’m working on a 1969 Dodge D200. It was my first and is my only vehicle. I’ve been fixing it up and driving it the last 2 years. This summer while I’m home for college I’m doing all the rust repair myself (if I wait one more Indiana winter I don’t think I’d have the ability/time to do it myself, and I definitely don’t have the money to pay someone else with college. Have you got any advice on where I could find body parts (like lower door brackets) and do you have any videos that would help me know what I’m doing first time around?

That was probably a crew cab with a 6 foot bed and it was modified by the military, probably Air Force, for a specific use, like missle transport to the aircraft on the tarmac.

Is it for sale yet...looks like a real honey for a weekend warrior!!!

Like the road runners

I found a real nice crew cab 70 or 71 Dodge with a stepside bed with the original fenders replaced with those toolbox type of fenders. Pretty much rust free low mileage and original equipment. Know anybody interested 😏? It's the right color.

No milk shake that's good

It'd be nice if there were more 10 foot bed trucks on the road. But man, it sounds like rodney knockington resides inside that 383.

383 truck low gearing you will need all them gas tanks

Thats an interesting truck. I personally don't think its a military truck. All the X military ones I've seen are OD green or air force ue. The red dosent look military. Looks like someone custom made the bed to haul a camper. Be neat to see that truck in person.

I want it

Wouldn't it have been quicker and easier to tie it to another truck and pull the trailer out from under the power wagon.

Pull it and tear it down it may not be that bad

Sounds Like worn Out crankshaft bearings

Twenty-five to thirty years ago when I was messing around with 70 and 71 Dodge pickups and slightly earlier. Everybody and I mean everybody asked me why I was bothering to do anything with these trucks. After all they were just old Dodges and they're ugly as sin. Well they were right they were ugly but I still like them. Kind of like if you got five ugly puppies in a litter 🚮 they will go first before the beautiful ones. Then they would laugh at me when I would say he wait about 15 years and these trucks will be in demand. Well I kind of wish I paid more attention to my words. And bought a few more of these old Dodge trucks and hung on them.