Forgotten but Notable Mopars

[6bblgt]

Rare and never looked factory to me but:
V21 hood stripes were available and not so common; but never saw V25 rear deck stripes that were factory. Can't be many with this option!
Here is a 72 RR with both.

they were only available as a set V21 & V25 - they were available on all 2 door hardtops w/o the Road Runner sport hood

here's a few screen shots from the movie "Shaft's Big Score" 

[Chryco Psycho]

A couple more pix of the Mex Super Bees

[RUNCHARGER]

I'm late to the party but here is a photo of my last "Super Bee" truck. factory 383, 3.55 Sure Grip, bucket seats. I like these trucks but they are always rusty. I drove 1000 miles to get it and bring it back from Az. Cheaper than doing bodywork to repair the rust on a local one.

[340challconvert]

Like that D100 truck,   
Is it a 1970?

[340challconvert]

Rare and never looked factory to me but:
V21 hood stripes were available and not so common; but never saw V25 rear deck stripes that were factory. Can't be many with this option!
Here is a 72 RR with both.

they were only available as a set V21 & V25 - they were available on all 2 door hardtops w/o the Road Runner sport hood

here's a few screen shots from the movie "Shaft's Big Score" 

Cool pics from the movie!
Shows both the front and deck lid striping for a Satellite. Nice

[RUNCHARGER]

Yup a 70. I prefer the 69-71 grilles the best.

[340challconvert]

How about a Chrysler Valiant AP6 pick up made in Mopar Australia
Front end of a Valiant, rear end of a ute.

Description:
Australian in origin.  The concept of a Dart (or Valiant) based pickup isn't some abstract concept, as evidenced by this Chrysler Valiant AP6 ute which was released in March 1965.  However, this ute has a frontal appearance similar to that of the American Plymouth Valiant,

[Chryco Psycho]

 
Based on the Warlock , 440 powered D100

[340challconvert]

Based on the Warlock , 440 powered D100

I personally have always liked the look of the Little Red Express and Warlock Trucks!
Would love to own a Warlock; I understand they made less of them vs the Red Express.
Black on that truck looks outstanding IMO
  They have gotten expensive in good condition

[GoodysGotaCuda]

I do have a soft spot for the old dodge trucks. I have a 1976 Warlock that I just use as the family pickup truck, it needs restored.

My father in law has a 1979 Lil Red Express, my wife actually drove that truck during her high school days. [emoji106]

[Chryco Psycho]

The Warlock was basically the best new car I could have bought when I got my licence , I did eventually find one , 4x4 Power Wagon with the E58 360 , it was a great truck , wish I still had it ...

[RUNCHARGER]

I restored this 1976 Adventurer Sport a few years ago. Very rare factory 440 truck. Back then GM and Ford were afraid to put anything other than a small block in their 4X4s.

[dave73]

I'm late to the party but here is a photo of my last "Super Bee" truck. factory 383, 3.55 Sure Grip, bucket seats. I like these trucks but they are always rusty. I drove 1000 miles to get it and bring it back from Az. Cheaper than doing bodywork to repair the rust on a local one.

That truck is perfect 

[303 Mopar]

I'm late to the party but here is a photo of my last "Super Bee" truck. factory 383, 3.55 Sure Grip, bucket seats. I like these trucks but they are always rusty. I drove 1000 miles to get it and bring it back from Az. Cheaper than doing bodywork to repair the rust on a local one.

I got my sweptline in AZ too. It was down there nice new, virtually zero rust. Love this truck, and I hardly ever see one around.

[340challconvert]

I restored this 1976 Adventurer Sport a few years ago. Very rare factory 440 truck. Back then GM and Ford were afraid to put anything other than a small block in their 4X4s.

Nice!!