1979 Dodge B-100 Original Swb "street Van" on 2040-cars
Upland, California, United States
Up for auction is my SWB van. . It appears to have the faded, but original, Dodge Street Van paint job. The original flairs and front spoiler are gone. I installed the sport mirrors and took off the 'trucker' mirrors ( they will go with the van). I have a rear ladder. I searched a long time to find a short wheel base van with the dual headlights, hinged doors, no side windows, chrome bumpers, etc. It does not have AC, which I was hoping for. I am selling because I am moving to a new place that is not as big and I do not have room for all my vehicles. I put a lot of money in this to get it running great. Rebuilt the carb, replaced vacuum lines, etc. It passed the Star smog with very little emissions.. It is a 318 4-V, new Cat, new single exhaust, new battery, and the windshield is very nice. Brakes are good. Back tires have about 35% left and the fronts maybe 25%. Runs and drives very well. I replaced the front seats with low mileage original Dodge van seats that bolt to the original holes. I have 2 replacement doors because the originals have rust in the bottom, which is odd because I have crawled under the van and it is very S. Cal clean and dry. I did not put the new doors on because they are white. It has 2 wheel studs missing, and it needs a new signal cancelling switch. It appears to be quite straight and nice for a 40+ yr. old vehicle. A good base for a restoration. I would not be afraid to drive this to Jersey and back. It is registered till Feb/2015. Call me at 626-222-1701 with any questions. |
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