1980 Dodge D-50 Pick Up Plymouth Arrow Dodge Ram 50 ( Sports Package ) on 2040-cars
Fremont, California, United States
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Mechanics Special: A White 1980 Dodge Pick-up, Mitsubishi, Plymouth Arrow, D50,
NOTE: Orange Pick-up NOT FOR SALE. Title is clean and registered until June 2014. It will NOT pass smog at its present state. Needs exhaust manifold repaired or replaced due to crack, Most of the emissions equipment was removed to install a weber 32/36DGV carb ($365.00). Body is near perfect with no rust issues ( nothing bubbling from rust...even battery tray and flooring. Wears all original paint (white), some minor dents and scratches , needs brakes service and transmission is leaking, but runs well and shifts smoothly. Pick up will be sold "as is" New buyer is responsible for smog if buyer wishes to register in CA. Otherwise it will be sold as a perfect parts truck, which is what I had in mind to restore my original truck, see pic: Orange D-50. Or taken to another state which requires no smog for registration, Or restored to its former glory. Feels free to google, youtube or wikipedia 1980 Dodge Ram 50 commercials. This will give the buyer an idea of what it looked like when being sold new, as well as general stats on the D50 line of Pick up offered by Dodge and Plymouth. There is online support...its great resource if you plan to restore or need general help, please do a google search for: mightyram50.net Condition Overview: Exterior: All original including gold vinyl graphics ( Standard option for sports package ), Paints is faded and no signs of a repaint, truck bed is fine, just the usual scratches for being used a pick-up. Has original Sports Package wheels, steering, bucket seats, but no side view mirrors A small dent at rear passenger corner, just below passenger side rear tail light is present. No signs of rust bubbling through the paint. just Some surface rust from exposed metal when the paint was scratched. The front valance ( below front bumper was painted black. No A/C, no power steering. Only emission part components I have are in the picture. Interior: All Original, Seats, dash, (interior has not been molested), dash and seats are cracked, door cards are original and undamaged, stock AM/FM radio with speakers are missing, headliner missing, sun visor ( sun damaged and faded ), Special Note: The Pick on auction is in relatively good shape for its age. There is no evidence of any collision or structural damage. Please email me any requests for further pictures of any part of the vehicle. There are sellers on ebay that have all the necessary parts to restore it if the new buyer wishes to do it. Very few D50s are left in this condition. Most of them have been run to the ground. This would be a great project for a full restoration. The pick-up will be sold as is with a bill of sale indicating that the car is being sold and disclosed that it cannot pass smog. It is up to the buyer to choose to use it as a parts car or to find all the emission parts to pass smog in California. Seller has some of the emission parts, but not all. See pics. Buyer will need to have a flat bed or tow truck to take the vehicle home. The pick-up runs but the rear driver's side brake drum is leaking at the wheel cylinder. This poses a safety hazard. The truck can be driven around the block and up to the tow truck without issue. Feel free to contact me at Crossworth1 at gmail. 925-348-2721 |
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