The 71' I had was never as nice as that one in the picture; But it ran until I sold it, and it's still runnin' to this day. I'm a mopar guy, all I ever owned or drove. Got a couple old cars, and that Dakota R/T I bought new in 97. Truck was hand assembled at the Warren, Michigan assembly plant. Was only 1 of 300 that were built that way for the 98 release of those trucks. Little truck has a Magnum R/T 360, heavy duty RE46 trans and 9 1/4 inch, 3/4 ton rear under it with 3.92 gears. Eats Mustangs for breakfast.
Re: A fine example
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What? Trucks or bums? The 71' I had was never as nice as that one in the picture; But it ran until I sold it, and it's still runnin' to this day. I'm a mopar guy, all I ever owned or drove. Got a couple old cars, and that Dakota R/T I bought new in 97. Truck was hand assembled at the Warren, Michigan assembly plant. Was only 1 of 300 that were built that way for the 98 release of those trucks. Little truck has a Magnum R/T 360, heavy duty RE46 trans and 9 1/4 inch, 3/4 ton rear under it with 3.92 gears. Eats Mustangs for breakfast.
The 71' I had was never as nice as that one in the picture; But it ran until I sold it, and it's still runnin' to this day. I'm a mopar guy, all I ever owned or drove. Got a couple old cars, and that Dakota R/T I bought new in 97. Truck was hand assembled at the Warren, Michigan assembly plant. Was only 1 of 300 that were built that way for the 98 release of those trucks. Little truck has a Magnum R/T 360, heavy duty RE46 trans and 9 1/4 inch, 3/4 ton rear under it with 3.92 gears. Eats Mustangs for breakfast.
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