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Re: My first Dodge
diamond dan #495844 September 10th 2011 8:05 pm
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I need to get me a Dodge.
I stopped by the junkyard the other day and nobody there even recognized me! grin

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Re: My first Dodge
diamond dan #495845 September 10th 2011 8:06 pm
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Oh yeah....where's the pics

Re: My first Dodge
CatFish #496056 September 11th 2011 8:22 pm
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Great choice, you can't go wrong with a Dodge. So let no one tell you different. Heck my Dodge B200 rides like a car. Cruises on the freeway 65-70 mph with no problem, I sometimes forget I am driving a large box on wheels. Yet with the sway bar and heavier shocks it also handles pretty good.
Need pics!!!!!


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Re: My first Dodge
diamond dan #496075 September 11th 2011 9:28 pm
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I am going to rebuild the front end, it still has all original parts. 144,000 miles. A sway bar and some shocks wont hurt. It's a Tradesman 200, 3/4 ton I assume!! I'm going to use the stock exhaust manifolds for now, dual it in to the side pipes.I guess to make a cold air intake, i will just run a tube up front, to get some cooler air. The dash is so easy to work on, you can get to everything with a few screws. Whats up with the gas tank, the filler is mid tank, it blows back a little when filling. Why cant GM put the fuel sensor right out where you can get to it, Man that is so simple, right on the back!! Plastic tank, a little cheap, but I guess it works. "No rust in the tank". It does have a very simple interior design, it will be easy to do the interior. I posted a pic on the vanning.com FB site, still too complicated to do it here. Ordering 5 piece flare kit this week, (discount trucknvans) the on site I see them on. I will buy wheels and spacers, after the flares, to make them look right. Thanks so much for the comments, they will help.Keep em coming!!


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Re: My first Dodge
diamond dan #496088 September 11th 2011 9:52 pm
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Nice! THe fuel tank sending unit on the top of the tank is a pain, but you got the optional 36 gallon plastic tank! These are actually more desirable than the metal tanks. A 200 should be a 3/4 ton, yeah.


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