Dodge was the first carmaker to produce a muscle truck. It happened in 1964 when Mopar dropped the Street Wedge V8 engine in the D-100 pickup. This 1965 D-300 wasn't that lucky and it might look like ...

This truck really is a W-200, because it's a four-wheel-drive 3/4-ton model, but Chrysler's build tag as well as the Army's property tag on the glovebox lid refer to it as a D-200 and that's the ...

Classic on the outside, modern on the inside. Fooled again! Never saw it comin' until you opened the truck door. The idea of slipping a classic body over a modern drivetrain isn't new, but it never ...

The dawn of the automotive age saw hundreds of vehicle manufacturers spring into existence in a very short time. Americans were subject to a dizzying array of choices for cars and trucks in the early ...

My new-to-me '65 truck was missing everything but the axles when I bought it, so basically I brought home a good body and frame. This "new" truck, a Dodge M37, is very similar to the classic civilian ...