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no extra charge for "a nude woman in the cab"
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Thanks for the information!
Joined Mighty Ram 50 for a friend, he just picked up a D50 Big Horn in north west Wisconsin, he was going to strip it and butcher it until we found this site and how rare these are. He is fixing up an 83 Diesel, he wants me to post pictures of this 1981 Big Horn to gauge interest of anyone wanting to buy it whole, as is. I couldn't find where to do a new post on this site so i am replying to this old one.
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Where are the seats for the Big Horn? They are an important part of the whole package. My 81 Big Horn is straighter, but the decals are toast and the seats are shredded, but enough is left to be able to reproduce the pattern. Pics of mine are in the Gallery section. Does it run, and is it auto or manual. You must be a member of the site to sell on here - it only costs $10.00 to join forever.
Pennyman1
The best Dodge that Dodge never made
Living the D-50 lifestyle since 1980
This truck would've look awesome with a full set of those machined wheels It's not that badly beat on - it would be a good canvas to consider resto-modding it. The rust is no worse than most Gen 1's I'm used to seeing and with a big clean and some wax might be enough to inspire someone to take it on as a project.
Some came with a single headlight option - the D50 Sport is in that category. Most are 4"x6" dual headlight and the first of the Gen 1 builds had dual round headlights available as an option but not for the US market it appears.
I was bored so I searched this truck. It is rare this is the only one online other than the one here. I sent an email http://davidsclassiccars.com/dodge/1...n-edition.html
That truck is now mine - that is an old posting. And it is not for sale - pictures in the gallery of it here in the 'burgh. In the US, all D-50s, Ram 50s and Plymouth Arrow trucks through 82 were 2 headlight models. They discontinued the Arrow truck, and the Ram 50 trucks went to 4 headlights in 83 - the MMM trucks had the 2 headlight grilles through mid 86 when the 2nd gen trucks were introduced.
Pennyman1
The best Dodge that Dodge never made
Living the D-50 lifestyle since 1980
Hello all, he has the original seat out already, it is the bench type, it had no keys so he still has
to get a switch and key to see if it will run but were pretty sure it will as the oil & coolant looked clean.
It is an Automatic, 2.6 my buddy says. It was running and was bought by a Salvage yard in July, the
junk yard called my buddy and said he got one in, we took parts off of it on August 10th. Found out
how rare it was so we saved it from crushing and my friend bought it from the junk yard and brought
it to his shop.
that truck came with buckets - bet they swapped it for a bench when the bucket seat covers shredded. If you want to try and start it, just unscrew the ignition switch from the back of the lock assembly and start it with a screwdriver.
Pennyman1
The best Dodge that Dodge never made
Living the D-50 lifestyle since 1980
I had a truck I scrapped with a sunroof - the single panel roof on these trucks makes it almost impossible to keep it from leaking. My friend Trkdesigner may still have his from his 81 Arrow pickup - I will ask him if he wants to sell it.
Pennyman1
The best Dodge that Dodge never made
Living the D-50 lifestyle since 1980
I think I have the rarest, the Plymouth Arrow Sport. Iv'e seen a few of the Dodge variants driving around in my town, but I have never seen (or heard of) another Plymouth Arrow Sport.
Anyone ever heard of the Plymouth Arrow Sport? I think it's among the rarest, I've never seen one that isn't my own.
Sports were not an option in Australia. The Gen 1 truck I bought would've been classed as a 'Royal' - it had full cab trim and plastic scuff guards on the door sills, cloth door panels and cloth bucket seats. Some idiot who had the truck before it was taken off the road hacked the door trims and doors with a jigsaw to install really crap 6x9" speakers and the seats had cigarette burns on them (both looked like they were in very good shape before the idiot got the truck). The main drawcard for me buying this truck was the dealership installed Air International air conditioning. So far it's the only surviving Gen 1 truck I have ever seen with A/C here in Oz.
I almost bought a 1980 arrow sport - it was white with the 4 color block stripes with color matched wheels - the inverse of Geronimo's original paint and decal package - he was black with 4 color block stripes. Other 1980 Sport models had the multicolor stripes that ran high down the sides with painted wagon wheels. The block stripe graphics were the top of the line sports in 1980. We need pics of your arrow sport - condition not important.
Pennyman1
The best Dodge that Dodge never made
Living the D-50 lifestyle since 1980
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