1979 Dodge Lil Red Express on 2040-cars
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With the success of the 1978 Dodge Lil Red Express Truck production of the 1979 Dodge Lil Red Express Trucks was increased to 5,118. Most of the features remained unchanged for 1979 however there was some changes which included a catalytic converter, unleaded gas, 85 MPH speedometer. Only 2,188 of these were made in 1978. The most noticeable changes on the 1979 editions was the new flat hood and dual square headlights replacing the round versions on the 1978. The 1979's rode on LR60x15 raised white letter tires on 8 inch chrome wheels on all 4 corners. Please see appraisal value to tell you what they thought about this rare vehicle! This is a real nice truck. We have to many antique vehicles and are running out of space and the time to drive them. This will be a great truck for someone and only go up in value! Do yourself a favor and buy one already in the condition this vehicle is in. My father spent countless hours building antique cars. He bought this one at a auction way over my starting bid price! We are keeping some of the cars he built but I will be selling a few in the future that will have to go. He went up to Heaven on October 25th, 2013 and died doing what he loves to do. Driving those antique cars. RIP DAD Thanks for looking! |
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