Dodge big trucks

C Body Bob · Nov 27, 2015

The Big Horns

300rag · Nov 27, 2015

The last one shouldn't be there, but I couldn't get rid of it.

thrashingcows · Nov 28, 2015

Very cool...thanks for posting those up!

72Fury · Nov 28, 2015

I'd still like to get a A100. Dodge built a cabover as well.

C Body Bob · Nov 28, 2015

I always liked the Cabover trucks.

joetrucker · Nov 28, 2015

great pic,s....car carriers sure have come a long way

commando1 · Nov 28, 2015

C Body Bob said:
I always liked the Cabover trucks.

Ha ha ha ha.
I drove one of those cabovers around 1970. A tin box on a truck chassis. Brutal! lol

70bigblockdodge · Nov 28, 2015

I like the big horn in the 2nd pic.

72Fury · Nov 28, 2015

70bigblockdodge said:
I like the big horn in the 2nd pic.

That is a very rare and expensive truck!

72Fury · Nov 28, 2015

commando1 said:
Ha ha ha ha.
I drove one of those cabovers around 1970. A tin box on a truck chassis. Brutal! lol

I can imagine. I always liked the GMC cracker boxes. I'm sure those were not the most comfortable.

patrick66 · Nov 28, 2015

The cabover with the A100 cab is called an L600/L700.

I like this FrankenDodge. Lines don't line up for ****, but the concept is pretty cool!

C Body Bob · Nov 28, 2015

Now ya talking. I like that Cabover rollback

67newport · Nov 28, 2015

if you look close the front axle is a drive axle and the windows are open on the 1st car on top

C Body Bob · Nov 28, 2015

I bet that's a rare truck

67newport · Nov 28, 2015

67newport · Nov 28, 2015

67newport · Nov 28, 2015

http://forums.justoldtrucks.com/PrintTopic21172.aspx

go about half way down the page to find info on the 4x4 freightliner

barnfind · Nov 28, 2015

I have yet to see one up close and personal, hope to run across one in a field up here one day.

patrick66 · Nov 29, 2015

Not too likely, since they were built in VERY low numbers. There were just 261 over a three-year build span for the US, Canada, and one for Mexico.

barnfind · Nov 29, 2015

Here's the Registry info, there are some located up in ND. Lots of barns and huts capable of housing such a truck. You just never know whats lurking in some of them!!!

http://www.olddodges.com/registry/public/publicregistry.pdf