- 1969 Model Year Dodge D200 3/4 Ton Pick Up with 8 Foot Bed and Adventurer Package
- Seafoam green exterior
- Black interior
- 318ci V8 engine - reported by current owner to be numbers matching motor
- Current owner reports dual exhaust installed
- Current owner reports a Edelbrock intake and 4BBL Carb installed
- Transmission out of a 1995 Dodge 1500 with over drive reported by current owner
- Original Transmission included in sale reported by current owner
- Current owner reports cab was redone but the whole body was not repainted
- Current owner reports adventure package
There is a segment of the classic car world that stands out on its own, the fan base for vintage pickup trucks. The American brands of collector pickup trucks tend to be faring better than other brands out there. After all, Americans love their trucks and have a unique enthusiasm towards them. Ford, Dodge, and Chevrolet are the darlings. As you can see, we have welcomed this vintage Dodge Pickup to our inventory. Having covered only a tick over 83,000 miles so far, this good-looking 1969 Dodge D200 3/4 Pickup currently resides in North Carolina. We were told that it was treated with some new installations and had its cab redone. A truck of this age, which is seasoned, able to function and looks as stunning as this is hard to come across. These are all telltale signs that this classic Dodge Pickup was in the hands of a committed and caring owner.
Exterior and Interior
Let’s agree to one thing, the Seafoam green paint on this 1969 Dodge D200 3/4 Pickup is a strong reminiscence of the 60s. Its circular headlamps, front grille with two rows of four apertures each, black bumpers and chrome bits and pieces on the exterior only adds to the allure. Although the cab saw a repair, its owner reports that the whole body is not repainted. With all its glory, you get an 8-foot bed providing abundant space for whatever you want to haul. According to its current owner, this Dodge Pickup boasts the Adventure trim package, which adds additional chrome details and more. Inside, you get black bench seats displaying “Adventure” on the centers. You get this signature again on the door panels. A few more dials including a tachometer and water temperature gauge accompany the retro styled dashboard and its equipment.
Engine
Popping the hood of this 1969 Dodge D200 3/4 Pickup reveals its 318ci V8 engine which is now mated to a gearbox out of a 1995 Dodge 1500 with overdrive. If you want to opt back to the original transmission, it is also included in the sale. Moreover, the powerplant is fitted with an Edelbrock intake and 4bbl carb. Its owner reports that this is a numbers matching motor and is linked to a dual exhaust.
There is a segment of the classic car world that stands out on its own, the fan base for vintage pickup trucks. The American brands of collector pickup trucks tend to be faring better than other brands out there. After all, Americans love their trucks and have a unique enthusiasm towards them. Ford, Dodge, and Chevrolet are the darlings. As you can see, we have welcomed this vintage Dodge Pickup to our inventory. Having covered only a tick over 83,000 miles so far, this good-looking 1969 Dodge D200 3/4 Pickup currently resides in North Carolina. We were told that it was treated with some new installations and had its cab redone. A truck of this age, which is seasoned, able to function and looks as stunning as this is hard to come across. These are all telltale signs that this classic Dodge Pickup was in the hands of a committed and caring owner.
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