Dodge Standard Truck vs Fargo?

I love my Chevy 1st Gen to no end but have to say I have been drooling over Hemi A-100's Fargo since I first laid eyes on it. Not being a Dodge guy I have to ask. What's the difference between a Standard Dodge Truck/Van and a Fargo? What makes it a Fargo? Just trying to educate myself on all the earlies Ford's, Dodge's and well as the Chevy's.

Thanks,
Dan

Not sure either chris. Thinking Mike (Hemi A-100) will educate us all once he see's this post..

I beleive it was simply badging for the canadian version of the truck

FYI
DODGE = American division of Dodge

FARGO = Canadian division of Dodge (CANUCK TRUCK & hard-to-find-emblems!)

For all that I've been told the parts are the same also

That's some good looking truck..........no doubt!!!

Here's a wrinkle... My Fargo was made in Michigan...



I'm pretty sure there were Dodges sold up here too... my Fargo has a Chrysler tag I wonder if the Dodges have Dodge-specific tags. Maybe Fargos were for export only? Maybe other Chrysler trucks were built in Canada, and so exported A100s were branded similarly?

Wonder if Fargo and Dodge VINs are intertwined?

for the same reason there was plymouth.fargo's were to please the corperate and political masters of the country.saski's vin plate is interesting seeing that it was built and tagged a fargo, but built in michigan, but if i'm not mistaken all a's were built in the us.if you have a 6 in the fourth place in your vin its a canuck truck. remember when we had datsuns, now all we have are nissans run by the same bunch in japan.

Bump..

Fargo VIN's are unique. I believe later on, some A's were built at the Windsor, Ontario plant as well. Also..Fargo A-100 pickups did not have FARGO stamped in the tailgate like Dodges did. They simply had decals.

Mike...is your speedo in Kilometers?