- Custom Metallic Orange Flake Paint
- 360ci V8
- 727 Automatic Transmission
- Current Owner Reports Side Exit Exhaust
- Current Owner Reports Raised Bed with Storage underneath
- Current Owner Reports Walnut Floor
- Current Owner Reports Mini Fridge
- Current Owner Reports Has Electrical Hook ups
- Current Owner Reports Custom Interior
- Current Owner Reports Captains Chairs
- Current Owner Reports Cragar Wheels
Back in the day if you needed help moving out or needed a way of hauling things around for your business you had one option, get yourself a Dodge B series van. They were an inexpensive and efficient way of getting about with family and long trips or even ensuring your customer gets what they want in an orderly fashion. Finding a Dodge B series van is not a tough task but finding a custom one done well like this 1976 Dodge B100 Custom is one tough task. With a reported 50,000 miles on the clock, this custom van is practical classic motoring with a twist.
Exterior and Interior
The second-gen Dodge B series was a crowd favorite and thus resulted in a production run of 14 years, it captured everything Dodge wanted out of its full-sized van to achieve and more. With this 1976 Dodge B100 Custom, you get all those practical features blending in well with custom features to make this formerly humble mode of transport stand out. The exterior sports a unique Custom Metallic Orange Flake Paint that features flames running across the van and ensuring this classic van stands out no matter where you are. While it may be a custom build you still get all the chrome exterior components present and in great condition. Matching the chrome and the unique exterior color is a set of Cragar wheels present for the right stance. Now the whole “Custom” features really start to show in the black and orange interior of this 1976 Dodge B100 Custom. Looking around and almost everything is new, the basic utilitarian features are swapped out for a custom interior that features a walnut floor, mini fridge, and in the back a raised bed with storage underneath for when you travel far and need some shut-eye for the night.
Engine
With 3 different powertrain configurations boasting reliability this 1976 Dodge B100 Custom sports a 360ci V8 which was the largest engine choice and provided reliability with a bit of performance to boot when needed. Pop open the hood and you would note that this custom van also sports the color orange on its engine block to match the exterior color. In other design aesthetics, the side exhausts ensure better performance and match the whole fire theme present on the exterior. Power is sent to the van’s rear wheels through a 727 automatic transmission.
Back in the day if you needed help moving out or needed a way of hauling things around for your business you had one option, get yourself a Dodge B series van. They were an inexpensive and efficient way of getting about with family and long trips or even ensuring your customer gets what they want in an orderly fashion. Finding a Dodge B series van is not a tough task but finding a custom one done well like this 1976 Dodge B100 Custom is one tough task. With a reported 50,000 miles on the clock, this custom van is practical classic motoring with a twist.
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