7 Rare Dodge Pickup Trucks That Will Leave You Speechless!

7 Rare Dodge Pickup Trucks That Will Leave You Speechless!
Explore the fascinating history of Dodge's iconic pickup trucks in this comprehensive video. From the legendary Dodge Lil' Red Express, which dominated the roads in the late 1970s with its powerful V8 engine and striking design, to the limited-production Shelby Dakota, a high-performance marvel that paved the way for future performance trucks, each model has left an indelible mark on automotive history.
Discover the Sweptside, a stylish yet utilitarian truck that epitomized the jet-age aesthetics of the late 1950s, and learn about its unique design features and limited production numbers. Dive into the 1976 Dodge Warlock, a factory-custom truck that captivated buyers with its bold styling and powerful engine options, setting the stage for the custom truck craze of the 1970s.
Explore the innovative features of the Dodge B Series pickup trucks, including the revolutionary "pilot-house" cab design and rubber-mounted cabs for a smoother ride, and learn about their enduring popularity among enthusiasts and collectors.
Finally, uncover the story behind the Dodge D100 'The Dude,' a distinctive trim package that captured the imagination of truck enthusiasts in the late 1960s and early 1970s, and find out why it remains a beloved part of automotive history to this day.
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[@rayrussell6258]

The Dakota doesn't belong, you should have included an A10 cab-forward instead, but the rest of these are the best from Dodge.

[@davidkastin4240]

Love the Sweptside pick ups 😈

[@James-ik8yz]

The Dodge WARLOCK is more rare than the Little Red Express

[@throttleblipsntwistedgrips1992]

Midnight Express is more rare than either😉

[@paulrose6359]

The mid 90's Magnum V8 Dakota were fast and reliable and could be had with a 5 speed stick.

[@user-mt2yk9gh1q]

The Warlock in the video is a 400 or 440 not the small block mentioned.

[@hillbilly4christ638]

I owned a b1b. The motor and transmission was the best thing about it. The design was prone to rust in structural areas. I spent a lot of time restoring it, but lack of available parts was a real pisser to deal with. The mid sixties dodges were the best and toughest made and their four wheel drive was legendary.

[@clairesparrow7694]

I had a 1957 Dodge Power Wagon which was quite rare. For parts you had to take them to the Dodge parts counter to match up. They could not just look tem up. They had a 315 engine.

[@user-sw3ws2td5r]

I had the 318 Magnum in my 95 Dakota keep up with mustang GTs all day😅

[@user-fn4ps7jo2i]

A guy I New had a little Red Express thaught it was fast till i ran him with my 1970 Challenger R/T 440 Magnum

[@garycamara9955]

My Uncle had 2 Dodge sweptsides.

[@James-ik8yz]

Had many Shelby trucks and the rare Rag top ones and Shelby Caravans AWD Turbo 5 apd !

[@leavemealone3997]

You mentioned The Little Red Express but you left out The Midnight Express (Black with 440) It is more rare than The Little Red Express

[@RodCalidge]

I hated those goofy lil reds. Damn things were everywhere. Lmao 😂 I want the black one at 0:11

[@JDawghasaTruck]

No Power Wagon? Interesting hot rod trucks though

[@EVISEH]

Rare pick ups in America but in Australia we had an abundance of Dodge utes [pick ups to you Americans] all derived from Chrysler sedans. The first being the Chrysler Wayfarer of 1957 - 1964 which was derived from the Chrysler Royale sedan which itself was a local version of the 1953 DODGE. From 1965 Chrysler Australia built and sold utes ]pick ups] derived from the locally built version of the Plymouth Valiant. These were sold as the Dodge Wayfarer

[@johncronin5311]

Yeah rite

[@James-ik8yz]

I have many Canadian FARGO trucks

[@greggcollins4215]

Had a little red, 10 to 12 mpg was the range. Did not matter if it was empty or loaded or how you drove it. Tired of the poor economy I traded it for a new 1989 Toyota pickup(v6, 5 speed) that my grandson drives now.

[@garycamara9955]

I'd still rather have the Dodge, mileage be damned..

[@plstewaf3]

Stupid Clickbait cover

[@russellchastain841]

Why was the express on the drag strip rolling coal?