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Mieh Kram

08-05-2009 17:40:52
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I have a 1969 Dodge D-600 cabover. The truck is in good shape but I plan to take the bed & hoist off for a newer truck. I have never seen another truck like this one. I plan to take it to the crusher unless anyone thinks it can be used. Should I try to part it out or sell whole? Also what engine is in it? I have heard it could be a 360 or 413. The distributor is on the front right side in at a 45 degree angle. I will try to send pictures in a few days.

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Mieh Kram

08-18-2009 12:57:46
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Re: 1969 Dodge cabover in reply to Mieh Kram, 08-05-2009 17:40:52  

Here are a couple picturs of my truck that I want to sell. The bed and hoist are not for sale. I am located in Leavenworth, Kansas.

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J Johnson

08-26-2009 01:45:49
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Re: 1969 Dodge cabover in reply to Mieh Kram, 08-18-2009 12:57:46  
Looks good. Please email me @ olivers55@msn.com---I am interested in purchasing.

Jerry

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Jon Hagen

08-07-2009 18:03:39
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Re: 1969 Dodge cabover in reply to Mieh Kram, 08-05-2009 17:40:52  
I also have one of those, a 70 D600 cab over with 361,5 spd, two spd with posi locker axle. I have a 5th wheel mounted on it and use it around the farm as a small semi tractor. Have only seen 1 other like it in our area. looks like the front of a 60's Dodge van.

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J Johnson

08-06-2009 01:08:11
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Re: 1969 Dodge cabover in reply to Mieh Kram, 08-05-2009 17:40:52  
I have been looking for a cabover Dodge to use as an antique tractor hauler. Please email or call me at 937 698 5815. Where are you located?

Jerry

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HalWA

08-05-2009 22:52:25
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Re: 1969 Dodge cabover in reply to Mieh Kram, 08-05-2009 17:40:52  
If the distributor is at the front, it is a big block. Chrysler "wedge" big blocks were made in several different sizes, including 350 (1958 only), 361, 383 (in both low and high block versions), 400, 413, 426, and 440. If the engine in your truck is the one it came with, it is probably a 361, 383 or a 413.

I am not sure I have ever seen a cabover Dodge of that era, only conventional cab models. If it is in good shape, I bet someone would give you more than you could get just selling it to the junkyard. Maybe it could be used again as a working truck, or maybe someone might want to restore it, considering its rarity. It wouldn't take that much effort to advertise the truck a little.

I hate to see stuff just wasted. I am aghast that one of the parts of the government "clunker" program is that the engines and transmissions of the vehicles traded in must be destroyed rather than parted out or reused. It makes me sick! What a waste of cores for rebuilding, if nothing else.

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noncompos

08-06-2009 09:59:23
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Re: 1969 Dodge cabover in reply to HalWA, 08-05-2009 22:52:25  
Last I heard it was just the engines that had to be destroyed, that the trans (and apparently anything else) were being, or could be, stripped before crushing...
If correct, I assume the theory is the old engine is gone, reducing fuel usage, but if your own engine is still good, and you can"t afford a newer car, trans etc pieces may still be in wrecking yards.

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Kentb ofSWMO

08-16-2009 16:25:55
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Re: 1969 Dodge cabover in reply to noncompos, 08-06-2009 09:59:23  
The clunker law/money ONLY applies the 1985 and newer.

Kent

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Mieh Kram

08-05-2009 18:07:36
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Re: 1969 Dodge cabover in reply to Mieh Kram, 08-05-2009 17:40:52  
I think it is an L-600.

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Kris Golden

08-05-2009 19:58:43
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Re: 1969 Dodge cabover in reply to Mieh Kram, 08-05-2009 18:07:36  
don't crush it! L models are kinda scarce. someone should want it just because there aren't many around. Does it look like this?

http://www.theironalley.com/30-65%20Dodge.JPG

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Mieh Kram

08-07-2009 08:25:59
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Re: 1969 Dodge cabover in reply to Kris Golden, 08-05-2009 19:58:43  
Yes, It looks just like the truck in the pic except it is white.
Where sould I advertise it and what is it worth?

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J Johnson

08-10-2009 04:39:08
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Re: 1969 Dodge cabover in reply to Mieh Kram, 08-07-2009 08:25:59  
Hi,

In order to help figure out what the truck is worth, we need more information and photos. What is the condition of the mechanicals, body, interior and so forth?

This site is as good as any as far as advertising, in my opinion.

As I said in my earlier post, I am interested in buying the truck but you need to give me a call or email if you want to sell it.

Jerry

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Kris Golden

08-08-2009 20:08:02
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Re: 1969 Dodge cabover in reply to Mieh Kram, 08-07-2009 08:25:59  
http://www.olddodges.com/literature/md/mdd6.jpg OK then - heres a white one -- enjoy

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