1974 Dodge D100 Survivor one owner 51,000 miles on CL Plus yet another one

[TruckDriver]

Found this one Craig's list. He is asking $13,000 I guess. Not to many of these all original. Lots of photos.

https://chicago.craigslist.org/chc/cto/d/1974-dodge-drust-free/6417993348.html

The guys description -

"For sale is a 1974 Dodge D100 pick up. It's a 2 wheel drive long bed. This truck is a 1 owner, with 51,xxx original miles. This is a true time capsule. 318 2 bbl motor with an automatic tranny. It runs and drives like new. Everything is still tight and quiet. It has been stored inside it's whole life. I have a clear title, and the original title also. Nothing on this truck has been changed from the factory except for the tires, and fuel pump. NO RUST. 100% RUST FREE!!!"

[TruckDriver]

 

[Scaregrabber]

Beautiful: Too bad the original owner didn't spring for the 400.

[Sublime/Sixpack]

Or even a 360. Still a very clean vehicle.    But I wasn't aware that Dodge used red heater hoses and that style of radiator cap.
I wonder if he'll find a buyer at the asking price? 

[TruckDriver]

First thing I thought, was someone will buy it, to flip it at Barrett-Jackson or Mecum.  

[F8-4life]

If only it were a short-bed, then it would really be something.

[RallyeMike]

Pretty neat time capsule, though obviously a few more things have been changed that mentioned. I wonder if it has the factory frame crack at the steering box yet?

[F8-4life]

Very similar

https://cleveland.craigslist.org/cto/d/150-dodge-1978/6418575553.html

[TruckDriver]

WOW!  

1978 Dodge D-150 - 31,200 original miles, 318 engine, automatic transmission. Never seen a winter, zero rust, Zebart undercoat when new, interior and exterior in very, very, very good condition. New tires and shocks, everything else is all original right down to bias ply spare tire. Must see - $9,950.

[bakerhillpins]

Wow, those trucks are cool.  Maybe in truck's only the blue survive? 

[birdsandbees]

Tops too high though..   

Should finish that '77 some day, only started 23 years ago!

[TeeWJay426]

'78 looks to be the better buy by a good margin; less money, less miles, looks to be in better and more original condition. Either one would be cool, though.

[303 Mopar]

'78 looks to be the better buy by a good margin; less money, less miles, looks to be in better and more original condition. Either one would be cool, though.

I agree, and if it was a short be it would have been sold already.

[richf]

Tops too high though..   

Should finish that '77 some day, only started 23 years ago!

Any more pics?

[birdsandbees]

Tops too high though..  

Should finish that '77 some day, only started 23 years ago!

Any more pics?

All I've got, thinking about it I cut it (can't remember if it was 4 or 5 ") 28 years ago. Still sitting in the yard beside the shop pretty much in the same state. 400 BBlock, but I think it might be time to collect $500 and send it to the crusher.

[RallyeMike]

Mine looks better from a distance than it really is. It has this neat feature where if you lay under the dash and look up at the cowl it's like looking at a stary night sky. 318 4speed.

[VegasCharger]

This truck is priced as the same as the 78 above and it's nowhere near as nice plus it's a newer model (1987).

And if you're going to ask 9k + you better have the A/C working, just my  .

https://lasvegas.craigslist.org/cto/d/1987-dodge-ram-d15-sweptline/6431817457.html