Here for the sweptline builds. Seem like you guys are going to have a cult following from the rest of us Swepty guys. Love your guys attitudes and personality. Good luck!
Thanks a lot man. We definitely gotta lot of work to do, but aside from your channel and a few others there aren't a lot of videos showing the how too and in between parts and I think it's essential for people who are visual learners like me. Also see you graduated recently congrats!
God bless you brother good luck with your build I've had old dodge's back to 47 love them had wc63 53 bunch of ram chargers and trail dusters keep it up ty
If you want to find something "rare" in the Dodge truck world, (and believe me, this IS rare) a 1964 Dodge D 100 Sweptline Custom Sports Special HPP (high-performance package), (the first factory "muscle truck") 426 ci "street wedge"(some had 413s), automatic pushbutton transmission, power steering, dual exhaust, heavy-duty springs, traction bars, bucket seats, center console, carpet, gauge package with 6-grand Sun tach and dual racing stripes. This was inspired by 3 guys that drag-raced 1963 dodge trucks, the most notable one was Dick Boynton, a local San Diego DJ/radio personality. I am a MOPAR man myself, (I have 6, 60s era Mopars) and even if I found a basic '64 Dodge D 100, I would make it into a Custom Sports Special HPP or something close to it.
Awesome ya'll I'm in NC I've got a 69 D200 all original I bought it when I was 16 950 $ I'm 48 now just cranked it for the first time in 30 years the other day
How you fellas doing I enjoyed your video can't find any other videos but this one I have a 70 d100 complete solid floor ought about a18 month ago 318 I have a running 318 with transmission I was thinking of selling it I'm in south Texas it's not running the engine comes out of a 69 sweptline
Gents I'm working on a 1962 D 200 Quad cab converting it from 225 - 3 speed to a 318 poly with 727 auto. Would you have any trucks that have the stock 318 auto trans package? I'm curious about the auto trans cross members between the frame rails and what it looks like. I'd really appreciate your help. Looking forward to your vids.
Just run across your channel and subscribed. I have a couple of the old sweptline trucks I'm working on. You need to check out Samson Andrew's channel. He is in the process of doing a body swap crew cab Cummins. He set the bed on the frame and had a pretty big gap between the cab and bed. After he pondered on it about chopping the frame he made body section on each side and made a tool box that sets in that space and you can't really see it. Check him out. On a other note I don't know if you know much about the Mopar gas motors or not but should you decide to go in the direction on anything in the future keep in mind that their crank shafts are standard trans or auto trans specific. The hole in the back of the crankshaft in an automatic car is not machined for the pilot shaft bushing needed for the standard. That is one of the very few things that I scratch my head and wonder who had their head in their a$$ on that day. Good luck with your build I'll be watching. Exline auto parts out of PA has parts for these trucks, a little on the pricey side but I can tell you he makes the best replacement body parts for these period.
Oh man! 😲 Your silver crew is a long bed too!? Nice find! 👍 Be careful with the cab and chassis rear end. It's actually narrower than a dually "pickup" rear end.
@@rustyedges704 there is only 1 around here in part of tha world and it aint run or moved in 30 years or morenow there is an old 48 or 49 here at tha same place
@@rustyedges704 am in crossett arkansas bit am not looking thought u giys may have wanted 2 no am looking 4 pontiac gto or lemans 4 body parts win i have tha extra money
The engine is currently being resealed and then we will start building it. The guy who is working on resealing it also races a Cummins and so he is supposed to be starting on it here soon.
nice trucks i love the old sweptline trucks I have built a few and custom build them you may like my video on my 70 Cummins all custom if you need parts or help questions feel free to ask
You guys need to save your 💰 🤑 💸. You have no idea what your return will be on Dodge's...next to nothing. If you really want to go down this road, only buy Power Wagons.
Here for the sweptline builds. Seem like you guys are going to have a cult following from the rest of us Swepty guys. Love your guys attitudes and personality. Good luck!
Thank you a lot. I'm definitely in the business of learning so I enjoy when people point of things I say wrong or didn't know.
sweptline trucks are great
Thank you for saving one. I used to ride in one back in the day. Mine is my most prized possession. Rebuuit from the ground up.
I bet it's a sweet ride
Glad to see you starting a channel!
Thanks a lot man. We definitely gotta lot of work to do, but aside from your channel and a few others there aren't a lot of videos showing the how too and in between parts and I think it's essential for people who are visual learners like me. Also see you graduated recently congrats!
@@rustyedges704 for sure! And thank you! Looking forward to seeing your videos.
Good luck on your project.
Love the look of those Crew cabs, they just don't build them like they used to. Good luck!
Subscribed to the video because I love the Dodge Swepline so greeting from Montana young men!
Thanks so much!
Awesome channel guys, Following you from Africa...
Cool old dodge trucks never get boring, great video guys.
We agree!
Thank you for sharing your projects!
Your a good brother, keep ontrucking.
God bless you brother good luck with your build I've had old dodge's back to 47 love them had wc63 53 bunch of ram chargers and trail dusters keep it up ty
If you want to find something "rare" in the Dodge truck world, (and believe me, this IS rare) a 1964 Dodge D 100 Sweptline Custom Sports Special HPP (high-performance package), (the first factory "muscle truck") 426 ci "street wedge"(some had 413s), automatic pushbutton transmission, power steering, dual exhaust, heavy-duty springs, traction bars, bucket seats, center console, carpet, gauge package with 6-grand Sun tach and dual racing stripes. This was inspired by 3 guys that drag-raced 1963 dodge trucks, the most notable one was Dick Boynton, a local San Diego DJ/radio personality. I am a MOPAR man myself, (I have 6, 60s era Mopars) and even if I found a basic '64 Dodge D 100, I would make it into a Custom Sports Special HPP or something close to it.
That's insane
Badass guys. Best of luck on your builds.
Hopefully we have something crazy soon.
I’m digging the trucks man looking forward to the videos aswell
Thanks man. The green one in the background is the one you were going to take me to get.
I love your choice of Dodge trucks, the older ones were very reliable. My father always bought them with 318ci V8.
Glad you like them!
I'm totally in. Welcome to the tube.
Thanks a ton man!
That’s sick! I’m building a 70 12 valve Fargo as well!
You making videos? Gonna have to check you out!
@@rustyedges704 yes sir
Looking good fellas!
love the sweptlines. i have a 19070 on a Dakota platform
And the beds are HUGE !!
Good stuff man. 👍I am big into sweptsides too.
Haven't been able to grab one yet. I've ran into a few, but not the right circumstances yet I guess.
@@rustyedges704 Lol ...typing error. That should have read Sweptlines. Like you, I have Sweptlines . Huge fan.
Awesome ya'll I'm in NC I've got a 69 D200 all original I bought it when I was 16 950 $ I'm 48 now just cranked it for the first time in 30 years the other day
Thats cool. We're in Cleveland County!
Hy fellashows it going how many sweptlines do you have 😂
6 now lol
How you fellas doing I enjoyed your video can't find any other videos but this one I have a 70 d100 complete solid floor ought about a18 month ago 318 I have a running 318 with transmission I was thinking of selling it I'm in south Texas it's not running the engine comes out of a 69 sweptline
Trucks hold up well in Texas, but if you wanna sell it I have a friend down there who may be interested in the truck.
Good ole boys!
Gents I'm working on a 1962 D 200 Quad cab converting it from 225 - 3 speed to a 318 poly with 727 auto. Would you have any trucks that have the stock 318 auto trans package? I'm curious about the auto trans cross members between the frame rails and what it looks like. I'd really appreciate your help. Looking forward to your vids.
I have two with 318s. I can send you pictures tomorrow.
Todd are you on Facebook?
Just run across your channel and subscribed.
I have a couple of the old sweptline trucks I'm working on. You need to check out Samson Andrew's channel. He is in the process of doing a body swap crew cab Cummins. He set the bed on the frame and had a pretty big gap between the cab and bed. After he pondered on it about chopping the frame he made body section on each side and made a tool box that sets in that space and you can't really see it. Check him out. On a other note I don't know if you know much about the Mopar gas motors or not but should you decide to go in the direction on anything in the future keep in mind that their crank shafts are standard trans or auto trans specific. The hole in the back of the crankshaft in an automatic car is not machined for the pilot shaft bushing needed for the standard. That is one of the very few things that I scratch my head and wonder who had their head in their a$$ on that day. Good luck with your build I'll be watching. Exline auto parts out of PA has parts for these trucks, a little on the pricey side but I can tell you he makes the best replacement body parts for these period.
Yes I know exactly what you're talking about I've been watching his videos
@rustyedges4114 he has another channel as well
V- belt and sons I follow both.
Check out the movie ' Fire in The Sky ' ...Sweptline crewcab like yours 😎
I'm going to watch it today if I can find it. Just finished watching national lampoon's Christmas ⛄
We got the trim piece you need for the teal truck
Oh man! 😲 Your silver crew is a long bed too!? Nice find! 👍 Be careful with the cab and chassis rear end. It's actually narrower than a dually "pickup" rear end.
That's good information to have!
They came in two widths. That looks like the wider one.
them old trucks r geting hard 2 find
Yessir I've been searching hard
@@rustyedges704 there is only 1 around here in part of tha world and it aint run or moved in 30 years or morenow there is an old 48 or 49 here at tha same place
Where are you located? If you're looking for one I'm more than happy to help you find one!
@@rustyedges704 am in crossett arkansas bit am not looking thought u giys may have wanted 2 no am looking 4 pontiac gto or lemans 4 body parts win i have tha extra money
we got 2 many dam meth heads around here they haul every thang 4 scarp be 4 any body else can get 2 it
someone cut the side emblem right out of the side panel on the crew on the trailer? lol
Yea man lots of kids take them around here for whatever reason
Dodges are cool
The only video on this truck......it was never seen again.
The engine is currently being resealed and then we will start building it. The guy who is working on resealing it also races a Cummins and so he is supposed to be starting on it here soon.
nice trucks
i love the old sweptline trucks I have built a few and custom build them you may like my video on my 70 Cummins all custom
if you need parts or help questions feel free to ask
Going to check it out!
Where I live, you can’t find a crew cab sweptline thats 98% rust without paying $10k. Where are all these people finding these things?
where do you live?
Your camera was not showing you guys correctly
Trey its Rusty Edges.
Haha we changed it.
Douglas, I don’t listen to anybody AND have bad luck with tires. We might be related?
hahahaha
I got a good hood if you want It. I’m in NW Arkansas
Which year?
You need 4 or 5 trucks to make 1 good one.
Well it takes time,but u got something to work with .to bad about the League crap.
Nice video! Subbed! I’m working on a ‘67 Power Wagon myself. Look my name up and tell me what you think. Any tips would be appreciated.
You guys need to save your 💰 🤑 💸.
You have no idea what your return will be on Dodge's...next to nothing. If you really want to go down this road, only buy Power Wagons.
I'll be honest with you don't really have plans to sell any of them doing it more so because I enjoy the vehicles and spending time with my brothers
PA Trucks are always a disaster.
Salt everywhere