11 Most Forgotten Pickup Trucks Now Extremely Rare!

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• JC

  @JC-gw3yo · 1 year ago

  The Diamond T stands out on this list

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• RO

  @RogueVigilante · 1 year ago

  OMG Ive never wanted a Truck More than a Diamond 201 that truck is a Beauty and it's pedigree and  resilient build and versatility is legendary

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• MA

  @marknilsson5782 · 1 year ago

  I had a dodge A100 window van with a 318 V8 in 1966

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• RO

  @rosshemmings9384 · 1 year ago

  Hard to believe the narration when numerous times you state the car had a column mounted shift while showing what it actually had, a floor shift.

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• SO

  @soco13466 · 1 year ago

  My Dad had a '65 basic Dodge delivery van. The engine was a slant 6. It had two bucket seats. He had a furniture store in Delray Beach, FL. We delivered a lot of furniture in that van. I learned how to take advantage of every square inch, loading bedroom suites, etc.

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• RO

  @RogueVigilante · 1 year ago

  That Austin A40 truly has some curves to it almost far like ;') as well as that catch all tray in the interior dash and the wooden bed planks this is seriously a well thought out baby truck

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• RI

  @RichardCorongiu · 1 year ago

  The Plymouth Arrow was called the Mitsubishi Triton in Australia...yes the 2.0 and 2.6 Astron engine here too. They evolved into 4WD and still called Triton.

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• MA

  @madmex2k · 1 year ago (edited)

  Talk about the A100 by Dodge, but no mention of the Ford Econoline Pickup truck or the Chevy Corvair Truck, all 3 COE trucks from the early 60s. Maybe they were forgotten but not forgotten enough to be rare.

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• MI

  @michaelfoulkes9502 · 1 year ago

  The van in Scooby Doo was an A100.

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• EY

  @eyesalooking · 1 year ago

  When I was stationed in Pensacola, FL waiting for my "A" school I drove one of the Dodge A100s and 4 door Dodge Trucks to pick up aircraft repair parts from the main warehouses to be delivered out to the hangars. It was my job every morning to transport people from the barracks out to the hangar with the 4 door Dodge Truck. That was in 1966.

• GI

  @Gijoeottrod · 1 year ago

  My uncle has one of the A100. He got it as a shell with no wheels, motor, transmission, axle, nothing. It had a ton of floor rust from sitting on rhe ground behind a barn in the woods fod years. <br>He set it on top of a Corvette chasis with the full suspension, brakes, transmission torque tube, trans, engine and all. The rusty floor was removed and a new one made so that the body sat about 5 to 7 inches off the ground and was as arrow as possible for wind to pass under it smoothly. &nbsp;The front grill, headlight rings and other chrome was gone and replaced by custom molded carbon fiber. The interior was titanium and carbon with a 13&quot; grant racing steering wheel, B &amp; M T handle power shifter on the 6 speed transmission. &nbsp;Custom molded dash with Greddy digital guages, tablet mounted in dash angled to the right hand side driver controling preprogramed engine tunes for fuel economy, &nbsp;drag, highway, daily, or track. It held fat Proxis Racing 18x255/45 rear and 16x235/35 front, the bed was usable to haul things and the truck was daily driven not a trailer queen. He races her at the NHRA strips of KY, TN, NC, SC, AL, SC, LA and MO winning many show and go 1st place tropies. <br>The truck was destroyed by a drunk driver side swipping it at an intersection. &nbsp;Luckily my uncle had updated it with modern airbags in the piller, wheel, dash and door roof line to save driver and passenger. <br>His car work was on a whole different level whitch is why as a body mechanic and paint man he made $65hr back in 1996.

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• TU

  @tuzonthume · 1 year ago

  I worked for my father in the body shop at lithia Dodge in Medford Oregon where they had a &nbsp;426 Hemi powered A100 for a delivery vehicle.

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