Had a 2 door '67, briefly - first car I bought myself for $500. Great car, sadly managed to roll it less than 2 years in. Would be fun to restore, and electrify, one, so that its style could be appreciated well into the future. Those slant 6's were solid engines, though, so I'd drive it as is, for a. while, before doing that.

These were police cars here in South Afica in the late 60's and early 70's. They served the police well in flying squad ( quick response) duties and traffic police pursuit cars. Very smooth, fast and reliable. They could handle the myriad of dirt roads in the country areas at the time.

Nice car ///// love the dash and overall car //////////////

What was that song at the beginning?

Good ol truck

pretty cool stuff man

Great looking example in stunning condition!!

Wish I still had mine! Actually I carry a bit of it with me always - a flake of steel from a brake drum in my finger. Mine had a 2 speed manual trans.

ill keep u warm baby

Cool truck. That slant 6 is a 225/3.7 litre. Rated at 125 hp. I used to own a 1985. It had 318/5.2 litre V8, rated at 140 hp. Sold her in 2008. She just had too many things wrong with her and I'm no mechanic, even though I took courses in high school. I miss her. She was still a good truck and could tow my trailer to the lake and back without problems. Those Magnum engines you're talking about, were introduced in 1992. The V6 is rated at 180 hp, although the later ones were reduced to 175 hp, due to emission control standards. I don't get why Dodge didn't keep making the straight 6. They could've just updated it with Magnum parts and it would still be as powerful as the V6. Straight 6s and V12s are known to be the smoothest running engines there are. The truck I drive now, is a 1997 Dodge Ram. She has 318/5.2 litre Magnum V8, rated at 220 hp and is much better for towing. One thing I don't understand is why there would be a slant 6 in a full sized pickup. The Cummins B Series Diesel is a straight 6, but not slanted and is bigger. For a car a slant 6 makes sense, but on truck that seems kind of weird. The 318/5.2 V8, is known to be the best engine Dodge ever made, even to this day.

I'm glad you posted this video. I recently bought an '87 b250 ram van with the 225 and its a ton of fun to drive. I think the only mods that I'll make on it are electronic ignition and eventually go fuel injected. That's a rad truck you've got! Keep that baby around as long as you can 👍

I made a video of mine, much shorter videos, love the 1st gens.

Love your '67 Valiant! Fun hearing that Slant Six as you drove around town. I miss the unmistakeable idle and exhaust of a Slant Six

Nice looking flooring!

1700 bucks. Just look at how clean the dash is... A '66 in similar condition this is out for 5500 here. Congratulations.

Beautiful car

...$1700 no that's a steal!!

I shall try that on my Hankook whitewall tires funny that one side of my tires on the driver side the white wall turn yellow funny that the side on the passenger are White

Forgive an uninformed Yank here, but what was the price of gas at that Petro Canada station you passed on your drive around?

Jesus, wish my slant six started that easy. I could actually use it if that.

nice.

Great vid!

Great video, well done man!

Hey nice truck. Is that bad boy for sale!

Hi, nice ride around town; good to see this still running. We had these style Dodges in the military and I enjoyed driving them. That era of slant sixes through the 1980's were only around 90 horsepower; really detoxed and detuned from their earlier 6's and v8's even because of Detroit's emphasis on emissions reduction and the gas milage wars then. But still a very capable truck for everyday driving and light use and with good care, they just lasted and lasted. Thanks for showing it!

Very nice video keep it up!

Next time you clean your tires try useing bleach and a brillo Scrub the whole tire white wall and all rinse with a hose then apply your tire dressing Your tires will look even better

oh man this brings back so many memories of my '86 D100 short bed, I have to agree it's a very fun truck to drive. Selling it has to be the worst decision I've ever made can't wait until I get another one.

Mines an 86 shortbed d150, which came with the 5.2 V8 and was later engine swapped with another 318 from 1973, mine has no rust except on the top of the drip rail, one small crack on the very top but its still not terrible. Very nice truck, maybe if you can, stick a V8 in it and make it a lifted monster

Wow, that's a cool old truck. My brother had one with a 3 on the tree back in the 70s. You could fit a 6 pack of beer in the passenger side air vent. They don't build those features anymore now do they?

I drove a 79 stepside D100 slant 6 during high school. It was a very reliable starting and running truck even down to -10 F.

Recently sold my 81 D150. It was fun. Some regrets. Nice video and truck.

Safe travels my friend

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