I'm not usually a fan of pickup trucks-other than as tow vehicles or parts haulers. I definitely prefer to get my kicks in a car. After all, this isn't Truck Craft. But when the truck in question is a ...

A patina truck with a rich Mopar flavor sounds like a dream and the 1964 Dodge D100 we have here is what happens when it all comes true. We're dealing with one hell of a restomod job, albeit one that ...

Jim Crotty, of New England, received this '70 Dodge D100 after retiring from the Navy from his uncle who lived on the West Coast. Jim's uncle served in the Navy around the mid '80s titled Captain Jim ...

The Beige Sand finish of this 1984 Dodge Ram D100 seals the deal when it comes to the thing passing as a blue-collar machine. However, the soundtrack is not the usual one, since the engine bay of the ...

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*Estimated payments are calculated by Cars.com and are for informational purposes only. We’ve estimated your taxes based on your provided ZIP code. These estimates do not include title, registration ...

Even though Paul Baffino helps rid pests like mosquitoes from the Florida state, he has what it takes to stir things up in the truck scene. Different from the rest, Paul definitely has a mind set of ...

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 ...

With all the vintage GMC and Chevy trucks on the streets of Alameda, I need to be sure I don't neglect the Fords and Dodges when DOTS Truck Monday rolls around. We had a '64 Ford F-100 recently, but ...

Building your first project can be a daunting experience, but it is also a time to step out and make a name for yourself. Scott Nadeau of Loxahatchee, Florida, has been in the custom vehicle scene for ...

As the first model in the D Series that later spawned the Ram pickup, the 1961 Dodge D100 holds a special place in truck fans’ hearts. Since it’s easily one of the most recognizable pickups ever made, ...