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1967 dodge a100
VIN: 2082109716
condition: fair
cylinders: 8 cylinders
fuel: gas
odometer: 83400
paint color: red
title status: clean
transmission: automatic
type: van
I have a 1967 Dodge A100 window van for sale with the 318 V8. When fired up the 318 sounds real mean!
I really hate to part with her as these are some of the coolest vintage vans around, but I just have too many other projects to continue working on this one.
She is far from perfect but a great starting point for a project... weather you plan to restore her to her original glory (please do!) or if you want to throw fat tires on her and pop a Hemi in the doghouse, this is a solid start!
I haven't done tons to her since purchasing the van. I deshagged the doghouse (if only the walls could talk in this shaggin' wagon) and put the shifter back on the dash. The body metal seems super solid and straight. The only rust is a few spots that need to be patched in the floorpan in front of the front two wheel wells, otherwise I haven't seen any rust what-so-ever. The passenger windshield is cracked, otherwise the glass is great and all the seals are in great condition. I have some of the badging as well that currently isn't on the van (front dodge letters and side badging).
1967 dodge a100
VIN: 2082109716
condition: fair
cylinders: 8 cylinders
fuel: gas
odometer: 83400
paint color: red
title status: clean
transmission: automatic
type: van
I have a 1967 Dodge A100 window van for sale with the 318 V8. When fired up the 318 sounds real mean!
I really hate to part with her as these are some of the coolest vintage vans around, but I just have too many other projects to continue working on this one.
She is far from perfect but a great starting point for a project... weather you plan to restore her to her original glory (please do!) or if you want to throw fat tires on her and pop a Hemi in the doghouse, this is a solid start!
I haven't done tons to her since purchasing the van. I deshagged the doghouse (if only the walls could talk in this shaggin' wagon) and put the shifter back on the dash. The body metal seems super solid and straight. The only rust is a few spots that need to be patched in the floorpan in front of the front two wheel wells, otherwise I haven't seen any rust what-so-ever. The passenger windshield is cracked, otherwise the glass is great and all the seals are in great condition. I have some of the badging as well that currently isn't on the van (front dodge letters and side badging).
