1974 Dodge D100 + Aluminum Bubble Window Camper Shell

Are you a car enthusiast searching for that perfect vintage truck? Look no further! The 1974 Dodge D100 with an Aluminum Bubble Window Camper Shell is a stunning choice that beautifully combines classic American engineering with modern performance upgrades.

Vehicle Overview

With just 89,000 original miles, this truck shows its age gracefully. Its body is NO RUST and is mostly straight, though one side does have some dents, adding a touch of character to its vintage look. The original paint is untarnished, showcasing the classic styling of the era. Additionally, new sport mirrors have been installed for a fresh appearance.

Engine and Performance

Specifications

Under the hood, you’ll find a powerful 1970 440 short block engine, outfitted with Icon FHR forged pistons .060 over and a high compression ratio of 10.45 to 1. This is paired with a Comp Cams setup featuring .545/.545 lift, giving it plenty of power and torque.

• Polished Stock Forged Crank .010/.010
• Eagle Forged Rods
• New Oil Pump
• Trick Flow 270 Heads/Trick Flow Block Plate
• Hughes Engines 1.6 Adjustable Roller Rockers
• Manton Custom Pushrods
• Progression Distributor (Bluetooth)
• Trick Flow Intake Manifold
• Edelbrock 950 VRS-4150 Carburetor
• Headman Headers

This truck boasts a 3-inch dual exhaust system with new mufflers, providing not only a deep, throaty roar but also improved performance. It comes with a new radiator and hoses, ensuring optimal engine cooling.

Transmission and Rear End

The drivetrain features a new 727 transmission, built to handle 750 horsepower. It’s paired with a new 2800 stall converter for quick acceleration off the line. With an 8 ¾ rear end with a 3.55 gear ratio, this truck is a perfect blend of power and efficiency.

Upgrades and Modifications

This Dodge D100 is not just about power; it includes a host of modern upgrades that enhance performance and comfort:

• New Brakes: Front, rear, master cylinder, and booster
• New Interior: Including fresh carpet
• Wheels: New Mopar 15×8 police wheels with matching vintage cop caps
• Tires: New Cooper Cobra front tires and new Nitto street stickies
• New Gauges: Including newly installed tack
• Battery: New battery cables and connections

Condition and Additional Details

The engine has approximately 500 miles on it since its rebuild, making it a reliable choice for anyone looking to hit the road. The motor is estimated to produce between 550-600 horsepower, allowing for thrilling drives.

Additionally, it comes with heaps of extra parts and all receipts for assurance of the quality and authenticity of the work performed. The machine work was done at Greeley Automotive Machine, ensuring professional-grade performance enhancers.

Negotiable Extras

The truck includes original Mopar bucket seats (full set with frame, needing reupholstering) and a factory tachometer (rebuilt with factory wiring harness) available for negotiation. Note that there is a minor small main seal leak, but this does not detract from the overall condition of this vintage beast.

Benefits of a Classic Truck

Owning a classic truck like the 1974 Dodge D100 not only brings joy but also allows for personal expression and connection to automotive history. With its robust build, customizable features, and timeless aesthetic, this truck offers a rewarding ownership experience.

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Conclusion

The 1974 Dodge D100 with an Aluminum Bubble Camper Shell is an exceptional vehicle that blends classic style with modern performance. With the numerous upgrades and pristine condition, it’s ready for both the road and a new adventure. Don’t miss out on the chance to own this beauty and explore financing options through AllCreditAuto.Loan to make your dream of owning this iconic truck a reality.

$18,500

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1974 Dodge D100 + Aluminum Bubble Window Camper Shell
89k Original Miles
NO RUST, straight body (one side has dents)
Original Paint, untouched
New Sport Mirrors
1970 440 Short Block
Icon FHR Forged Pistons, .060 over
10.45 to 1
Comp Cams .545/.545 285/297 (.581/581 with 1.6 rockers. .241/.247 @ .050)
Polished Stock Forged crank .010/.010
Eagle Forged rods
New oil pump
Trick Flow 270 heads/Trick Flow Block Plate
Hughes Engines 1.6 Adjustable Roller Rockers
Manton Custom Pushrods
Progression Distributor (blue tooth)
Trick Flow Intake
Edelbrock 950 VRS-4150 carb
Headman Headers
3” dual exhaust with new mufflers
New Radiator
New Hoses
New Brakes (front, rear, master cylinder, booster)
New Carpet
New Mopar 15×8 Police wheels and Matching Vintage Cop Caps
New Cooper Cobra Front Tires
New Nitto Steet Stickies
18 Gallon Fuel Cell and 8AN fuel lines (not installed yet)
New 727, built for 750 HP
New 2800 stall converter
8 ¾ rear end, 3.55 w/489 case (open)
New tach/Gauges
Bouchillon Perf Throttle/kickdown cables
Complete factory A/C, not hooked up
New Battery Cables
Motor has about 500 miles on it
Heaps of extra parts
All receipts
Machine work done at Greeley Automotive Machine
Motor in the 550-600 hp range
Original Mopar Bucket Seats Negotiable (full set w frame, need to be redone)
Factory Tachometer Negotiable (rebuilt with factory wiring harness)
Small main seal leak
Truck located in Colorado