I found that if you click on the link under the picture an actual smaller size of the truck that you can view will appear.
Forum: Dodge Sweptline Truck General Discussion

Hello everyone. I don't know if this will work or not. Here are a few pictures before my ole D100 was flooded. It needed a bit of work, but my parents purchased it almost new. The insurance said, "total loss" and will give me $7,500. I am not going to get rid of it, but I would at least like it to be back and running as well as stopping. We are in WA State. Most sh
Forum: Dodge Sweptline Truck General Discussion

I have been thinking about doing this for my '65, so I won't be afraid of stopping. Question, is this the entire kit for all four wheels? Would one need to upgrade the cylinder? And since I would have to pay someone to do this... is there an idea how many hours it should take? Side question, the old Dodge is going to have to sit out this winter in W. Washington. Any sites for goo
Forum: Dodge Sweptline Truck General Discussion

Thank you so much. That is the plan for next week.
Forum: Dodge Sweptline Truck General Discussion

I recently found a set of tailgate hinges for my 1965 D100 tailgate. The truck has a long bed, the pie plate front lights and the rear brake lights are rather oval. Anyway the tailgate brackets are about three inches long, have holes on each end and what looks like a cup in the middle for the tailgate to pivot on. Here is the question. I go to attach the brackets to the end of the bed and I
Forum: Dodge Sweptline Truck General Discussion

Hello, all. New here and have a question. I inherited the parents '65 D100 Sweptline long bed a few years back. My father purchased it with 100 miles on it. Anyway, he removed the tailgate so that he could put a camper on. I have the tail gate, but the hardware has long since vanished. We are moving in a week or so and would love to re-attaché the tail gate, rather than shipping sepa
Forum: Dodge Sweptline Truck General Discussion