In the 80s, Dodge had a small size truck. Now, i cant remember the name except it may have been something like B-250 or D something.
Just for nostalgia sakes. :)
In the 80s, Dodge had a small size truck. Now, i cant remember the name except it may have been something like B-250 or D something.
Just for nostalgia sakes. :)
B-250 was a full sized van. You're probably thinking of the Ram 50, sometimes referred to as the "Mini-Ram".
Yes. thats it. thanks
John Kunkel wrote:
It was a D-50 Mitsubishi
It seems like they also had one that was a front-wheel drive. I think it came from the same roots as the Dodge Omni/Plymouth Horizen.
My uncle had one of those D-50 with the 2.6L. It met the same fate that most of the rest of them did. The timing chain broke, causing the usual damage. It was going to cost more than it was worth to fix.
-KM
Dodge Rampage. IIRC, Plymouth may have had a version called Scamp.
With the price of gas going up, it was probably worth it to fix it. Better yet, throw in a little diesel. My brother had a rare diesel 5-spd. Isuzu P'up that typically got mid-40's mpg.
Yup, that was the Rampage. Kinda a bastard gimped undersized El Camino wannabe :)
wow. Is there NOTHING Dodge wont drag back from the dead?
I > snipped-for-privacy@sisna.com wrote:
If they brought out a pickup the same size, with the same size engine as the original Rampage, I'd buy one tomorrow. Full size gas hog pickup that seats four? Dont need one.
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Which wasn't actually a Dodge at all- it was a re-badghed Shitzubishi.
The Dodge mini-truck was the Rampage, which was a front-drive built on the Omni/Horizon platform.
Plenty. How about the Aspen, Diplomat, and Aires?
:-)
Ummm hate to break this to you but...the Aspen is comming back as a truck....
seen it at the 2006 autoshow.
You haven't heard the news?
Plenty. How about the Aspen, Diplomat, and Aires? ===================================== VOLARE
cool name for a song, too
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