Old Dodge Trucks: Today’s Ram Stands on Tall Shoulders! Dodge began building trucks over 100 years ago. Today, Dodge and Ram are separate brands, but their DNA remains the same.

Meet the Mopar Lowliner concept, a sort of mashup of old Dodge and new Ram trucks. It began life as a 1968 Dodge D200 Sweptline pickup made for camper duty; it was found for sale in Ohio for $6,800.

The problem was 10 years ago there wasn't anywhere short of a Dodge dealer warehousing a hoard of hard-to-find parts that a person could find the ever-elusive goodies to make it camera-ready.

Read all about this fully restored 1967 Dodge D100 Pickup Truck powered by a ... But if you've ever dealt with old Dodge trucks you know that you can't just waltz out and pick up parts like a new ...

Dodge stuck to its third-gen pickups an unexpectedly long time, from 1972 to 1993. The truck above is an early third-gen Dodge pickup body once stripped back to a bare metal shell atop a much ...

They left the paint rough, and the rusted fenders have a nearly 70-year-old patina and also some holes eaten through the metal. The truck cab and bed sit on the frame of a 1972 Jeep CJ-7.

Dodge began building trucks over 100 years ago. Today, Dodge and Ram are separate brands, but their DNA remains the same. The dawn of the automotive age saw hundreds of vehicle manufacturers ...