Show us your rigs...

[Canadian farm boy]

Thanks. However, I also own a Ford now. Never thought that would happen. Explorer Sport 3.5 Ecoboost twin turbo goodness

I feel bad for you. Then again I can't say much I've got a Kia in the garage

 

[exSW]

Back to wood haulers

'75 Dodge D500 flatbed dump,318-III,five speed,NO two speed rear.
It does have Little Red Express bucket seats and console,and a four inch exhaust,and a LD 340 Edelbrock intake with a crap Holley 600 cfm carb.
Drives like a pickup

 

[Redfin]

Thanks. However, I also own a Ford now. Never thought that would happen. Explorer Sport 3.5 Ecoboost twin turbo goodness

Those are impressive engines.

 

[Backtroller]

They sure are. I poo pooed it originally when they came out, but I drove my brother in law's F150 and I was really impressed. I might get some grief but his F150 pulls a car trailer about the same as my buddy's 2000 2500 Ram with the V10. It gets much much mileage too.

Get a tuner run some 93 octane and pick up an easy 90+ horsepower without turning a wrench

 

[cgraham1]

I like diesels but those ecoboosts are impressive.

 

[jake wells]

94 f150 2wd 302 c6 3.55 limited slip replaced the rear springs from ones off a f250.

 

[Backtroller]

The new diesels are awesome. You would hardly know you're in a diesel if you leave it stock. I remember the diesels of the 80s that were hard to start in winter, low on power and s-l-o-w.

 

[Andydodgegeek]

This is my 1966 Dodge Power Wagon Town Wagon. I built it last winter. It was a 2 wheel drive. I used the body and mated it to a 1985 Dodge W150. Rebuilt everything on the chassis. New 4.56 gears, lockers front and rear, rebuilt 727 auto, fresh 318 4bbl, all new steering and brakes, redid all wiring, and lots more. I built the bumpers, mounted a Warn winch up front. 35" Super Swampers. It goes 85mph smoothly on the freeway believe it or not. Fun truck. I have 3 more of them also.

 

[Andydodgegeek]

This is my daily driver. 2006 Dodge Power Wagon. 5.7 Hemi, auto, 4.56 gears with electric selectable lockers front and rear, Warn 12,000# winch, electronic disconnecting front swaybar. All stock. It does have a couple inches of lift.

 

[Andydodgegeek]

Here's a pic of last winter's build.

 

[skippy]

Here my truck

 

[Backtroller]

Very nice trucks. The 66 must not have been in Minnesota originally? Body looks pretty nice. Love that's it's different. I've never seen one before.

Love your garage lift

The factory should make Power Wagons sit like that stock. They'd sell a lot more of them.

 

[Andydodgegeek]

Here is my 1947 WH47 Dodge 2 ton truck. It is loaded with some pine logs that I hauled to the local county fair for doing chainsaw racing. All original truck. 251 ci flathead 6 with a non-syncro 5spd and a 2spd rear axle.

 

[Andydodgegeek]

Here is my dedicated wood hauler. A 1964 International Loadstar 1600. Started life as a tanker firetruck. Has about 28,000 miles on it. Has the 345 V8. Great truck, incredible turning radius. Turns in a smaller circle than any of my Jeep's.

 

[Andydodgegeek]

Picture of part of my fleet. I sold my 2003 Jeep but still have the orange 79 CJ7 and the 1946 CJ2A Willy's.

 

[Andydodgegeek]

A cool pic I took of the 47 & 48 Dodge's.

 

[Andydodgegeek]

One more cool picture I took that same day. Me and Sarah took our two oldest Dodge's for a fall colors drive last fall.

 

[skippy]

I can't figure out the video or you could hear my truck too

 

[Backtroller]

Bet your good at double clutching...


Very nice collection. Must have a very understanding wife.

 

[cgraham1]

Here's my first new truck, that I bought in '2002. 7.3 PS/ZF-6 manual trans. I really liked this one. This pic was taken somewhere in southern Utah...