Signings from 8/27/04 to 8/27/07
NAME: Tom Labadie
SENT: 2007-08-04 12:00:33
tjldbc@sbcglobal.net
There
is nothing better than pictures of old Dodges, except owning and driving them!
John
and Horace Dodge would be pleased!
NAME: Harold Brockopp
SENT: 2007-05-28 07:51:10
harbrock@yahoo.com
Hello, I am
member of the Sweptline.org. I like your site I, presently own 1970 W200. I
am starting a search for a new fuse panel and the part leading to the
engine compartment
Harold
NAME: Kenneth Crosswhite
SENT: 2007-05-23 00:53:14
kennethcrosswhite@comcast.net
love this site
NAME: Mitchell Munden
SENT: 2007-05-16 00:52:46
roadwarriorx2@yahoo.com
Thanks to your
site I am able to accurately assemble the 1/25 scale 1962 Dodge CNT900 resin
model kit I purchased. The kit came with no instructions and had to
research the correct location of the oiler and air cleaner. There is no engine
with this kit as it will be a curb side build up. I am using a AMT Diamond Reo
chassis and running gear for this build. Your web site
is awesome and I have been a Mopar fanatic for years. I was events coordinator
for the Southwest Mopar Club in El Paso, Texas. When I lived there and raced a
'69 Dodge Dart for several years before I sold it. Now I am retired from the
military and have enjoyed puttin' around in my Ramcharger and building car and
truck models for fun.
Thanks again.
Mitchell
NAME: Stevan Williams
SENT: 2007-04-27 19:18:34
stevanww@yahoo.com
Kyle been trying to get in touch with you Please contact me at..stevanww@yahoo.com so I can see if you have received my message Thanks
NAME: Stevan Williams
SENT: 2007-04-22 12:41:22
stevanww@yahoo.com
Like the website. see you have picture of my truck on here. I'm an owner an would like to view Bighorn owners registry How do I get on?
NAME: Larry Guthrie
SENT: 2007-03-26 00:11:13
lrryguthrie2@yahoo.com
I am a long
haul driver and have been interested in the bighorns for years. Could it
be possible to contact me if you do of any for sale. The man at the
Or truck show said that you were the man to talk to. I am also interested
in the D800 road ranger 3 axle tractors for sale
Thank You
Sincerely,
Larry Guthrie
NAME: JOHN CRAIGE
SENT: 2007-03-21 18:40:18
JOHNCRAIG73@COMCAST.NET
I have two dodge and they are 69 cnt900 looking for parts
NAME: Bob Haug
SENT: 2007-03-18 18:25:18
owdbob@juno.com
Just bought a
1962 D 500 2 weeks ago. Having wiring TrahBULL. Any suggestions about books for
it? Great site and like your trucks. Thanks
NAME: Phil Thompson
SENT: 2007-03-12 13:17:24
plthompson@wightman.ca
Hello
Kyle, My name is Phil Thompson. I am from Teeswater Ontairo Canada. I have a
small collection of old Dodges and Fargo’s started. My first old truck is a
1960 Fargo 700 all restored with a flat deck and gooseneck hitch. I use my 1960
to pull my 1963 Fargo 700 to truck pulls and shows, it has a 5.9 Cummins with
545 Allison transmission in it. The engine has the pump done, injectors done,
twin turbo's and water/meth injection. Four inch dual pipes that come out just
in front of rear axle (still original). Puts out 650-700hp and turns the sky
black when she’s hooked to the sled. It makes a lot of the old guys smile when
they see her way out pull all these new 4x4 trucks and it is only 2wd. It always
out pulls my 2005 3500 modified 585hp 4x4 dually and only pulled 35' short of
the "Bud Bandit" at our local pulls in 2006. I also have a 1968 800
fire truck like yours in 99% condition, our plans are keep it original and
pumping but remove the water tank. We are going to replace it with a walk in
cooler that we will fab our selves. When you rear side compartment it will have
2 draft beer taps there, the middle compartment will have a flat screen TV and
the stereo and remote speakers. It will still pump water and give rides to
kid’s teams, but now will offer libation relief pumping as well. We are
also almost done giving a 1965 Fargo 300 flat nose curb side delivery truck a
once over. In 1975 it was turned into RV, I bought it from the 3rd owner and out
of the original shop that it was converted from. We are giving it a heart
transplant with a 5.9 Cummins and a 545 trans. If possible we could bring it to
one of your shows. Have also started rebuilding my dad’s 1977 power wagon
short box step side that i tracked down and bought back. I talked to your dad on
the phone a while back about the Big Horns and look forward to seeing them some
day. Regards Phil Thompson
NAME: Jay Caywood
SENT: 2007-03-09 19:02:49
jaycaywood@yahoo.com
I saw an old Dodge that must have been a late 60s to mid 70s model truck. It had SIX DOORS!!!! 3 on each side. Do any of you guys know what the model could have been???
Jay in Anchorage Ak
NAME: Frank Gortsema
SENT: 2007-02-07 10:22:02
fpgtruck@excite.com
I was fortunate to be able to get a couple of Big Horn brochure from the Grand Rapids, MI Dodge dealer many years ago when I lived in Grand Rapids. I also have a foldout page of the same Big Horn in your brochure with a sharp looking woman sitting on the hood. Hope she didn't scratch it.
NAME: Creighton Price
SENT: 2007-01-11 18:13:14
creighton@earthlink.net
How’s it going Kyle? Hope everything is alright in Augusta. I just thought it would be interesting if you had some before and during restoration pictures of y'all's high C cab 900s and could post them on the site.
NAME: David Brickwood
SENT: 2007-01-01 20:59:39
moparlover64@fotki.com
Hey Kyle,
Wanted to wish
you a happy New Years.
Was looking at
your site again today. Looks like that #1 Big Horn is coming along quite well.
Did you have
any luck finding The Curry's Big Horn? I see that you have his truck on your
list.
I will check
back, David.
NAME: Reg French
SENT: 2006-12-09 23:54:09
yeti51@cebridge.net
I
checked out this site because I wanted to know more about one of our tankers. At
North Pulaski Fire Department, we have a 1975 HD Dodge LCF that used to be a Air
Force jet-fuel tanker.
Ours has been cut down from 5000 gallons to 2000 gallons due to the weight
limits, and has a Cummins V-8.
Your
site is great...no one at the station knew anything about these old Dodges. Keep
up the good work. I am still looking for my dream truck...a 1960s Dodge W300
crew cab 4x4.
NAME: Adam Woodruff
SENT: 2006-12-02 23:28:56
pumpintruckie@aol.com
Just stopped
by to tell you guys you have a great site. I purchased a 1965 C500 flatbed last
December. I got it running and that’s where it stopped since I got busy
with school and took an EMT class. Your site gave valuable info on the C
series when I bought my truck. A little more about the truck, it has the
polyblock 318 with the New Process 5 speed (i can't remember off hand if its the
540 or 541), a pto stub off the transmission and a 14' all steel diamond plate
side flatbed. It also has a 2700 lb capacity liftgate.
The truck was
originally purchased by the CMPA (Connecticut milk producers association) and
was always garaged in the yard shop in Litchfield, CT. My father remembers
it as a kid and I believe it was used a service type of truck since it has only
29,000 miles on it. The truck remained on the property when CMPA closed
and the land was bought to become a true value store. True Value repainted
it white over red, put new rims, tires, etc. They also added the liftgate
since they used it to deliver/repair wheel horse lawn tractors. The truck
was sold a few years ago to a man just down the road from me. He tried to
get it running and somewhere along the line lost interest. He sold it to
me and I am now the third owner of the truck. I plan on restoring or
possibly trading for another local flatbed truck.
NAME: Kevin Reeves
SENT: 2006-11-28 19:31:59
kevin.reeves@insightbb.com
I have 4 dodge trucks ,96Ram,78 D300 clubcab factory440, 66 D500 and 62 C600.
NAME: greg
SENT: 2006-11-25 21:48:56
psycoram1@hotmail.com
great site ... hard to believe dodge used to make the big rigs :D .... dammed shame they stopped
NAME: Dave Brickwood
SENT: 2006-11-25 18:43:24
moparlover64@fotki.com
Hello Kyle, I
see that you signed my guestbook & asked about a Dodge Bighorn. Last I knew, George
had passed away & Jim Curry Jr. from Ridgeville, S.C. had it. That is where
I took the photos of it. Dave
NAME: Caleb Velazquez
SENT: 2006-10-29 23:32:48
calebvelazquez@hotmail.com
Is good
NAME: David Hughes
SENT: 2006-10-17 21:28:13
KlumpersFarms@hotmail.com
Last week I saw either a C800 or C900 with a fire truck body. It was restored nice and is now sitting beside main street. It's painted red. Dave
NAME: John McLellan
SENT: 2006-10-10 21:48:27
jmclellan75@comcast.net
Just dropped in to check on registry updates and progress on the Roop truck.
NAME: Mike Peery
SENT: 2006-09-16 02:51:40
mpeery52@earthlink.net
Hello, great site. I just bought a 1962 C800 Dodge dump truck. Originally purchased for a road tractor. 413-2 big block and 5&2spd.
NAME: Pete Braun
SENT: 2006-09-11 07:28:45
charger692000@yahoo.com
Excellent site! I just found it. I love the old Dodges.
NAME: Steven Williams
SENT: 2006-08-28 21:38:56
swilliams@theenergycoop.com
This has to be
one of the best web sites I have seen on Dodge trucks. The Dodge stake bed, was
this an option from the dealer or aftermarket installed? One day when my ship
comes in I would love to own a 1971 D300 Stake. Thanks Steven.
NAME: David Hughes
SENT: 2006-08-26 18:51:20
KlumpersFarms@hotmail.com
Hi. I found it. I don't suppose any one knows why the I.D. plate on it has a 1970 serial number but a 1973 cab. Everything else matches up though. Any info is much appreciated. Dave
NAME: Joe Reisert
SENT: 2006-08-25 22:52:32
Mr.Bighorn@hotmail.com
NAME: David Hughes
SENT: 2006-08-15 18:58:57
KlumpersFarms@hotmail.com
Great site. Would anyone be able to tell me where the vehicle identification plate is located on a 1970 CNT 900 with a NHC 250 Cummins engine? Any information is much appreciated! Thanks again, David Hughes
NAME: Bruce R. Salo
SENT: 2006-08-13 23:24:12
brsalo@sympatico.ca
Great Site
NAME: Jack Barry
SENT: 2006-08-12 21:22:15
jbarry0248@yahoo.com
Kyle...You are a lucky guy....I Love old Dodge trucks....My father was a dealer in Brockport N.Y. Dealer code...57709. I have a 1948 Dodge van. It is a B1B 1/2 Ton street rod. It is all "MOPAR" It has a 360 crate engine with all Mopar suspension...Best to you... Jack...
NAME: BEARS TOYS
SENT: 2006-08-05 20:36:19
oneofthegearheads@yahoo.com
lots of neat stuff here I like crew cabs most I own 70 power wagon 4x4 crew cab and a 68 camper special crew cab both have 383 big blocks and auto trans and 3/4 ton thanks this is a nice place to visit BEARS TOYS GONE HILLBILLYS ROCK
NAME: Ryan J. Brown
SENT: 2006-07-30 16:44:32
twocylinder@hotmail.com
Congratulations Kyle on a great site. I am glad to see someone take the time to provide knowledge and enthusiasm for the preservation of the Dodge trucks big and small. My family has been pure mopar since my great grandfather bought his first dodge in 1933, which I am proud to say that my grandpa still has. We also have in the collection 1933 2.5 ton, 1952, 1955, 1973 CN 900, and my 1973 CNT 900. Once again job well done.
NAME: David Hughes
SENT: 2006-07-23 11:02:46
KlumpersFarms@hotmail.com
Hi, this is Dave again. i figured out how to fix the clutch by lengthening the rod from the pedal to the master cylinder. It works like new now! I would like to thank u guys for all the info i found on your site and i found out a lot about our CNT 900. Ours didn't come with a passenger seat but a box and back rest found its way into the cab. It doesn't have much power though. Thanks againxh02
NAME: Justin Bryant
SENT: 2006-07-12 23:02:48
jmb4wd@aol.com
Have a C-800 w/ 413 V8, but noticed in the VIN that it has the letter Y as the engine code (Special 8cyl). Anyone know what that means??? Thanks Justin
NAME: David Hughes
SENT: 2006-07-08 18:49:51
KlumpersFarms@hotmail.com
Hi, this is Dave Hughes. We have a 1970 CNT 900 that the fenders around the corners rusted out so I'm filling them in with putty. I'm 14 but I plan on restoring the old Dodge (nothing to fancy). The clutch is in need of some serious work and if anybody knows anything about the clutches in the 1970 CNT 900's E-Mail me at KlumpersFarms@hotmail.com Any info is much appreciated. Thanks David
NAME: David Hughes
SENT: 2006-07-08 18:38:40
KlumpersFarms@hotmail.com
We have a 1970, CNT 900 with a fuller road ranger transmission and Cummins 250 engine. It’s a great truck. We have a grain box on it and it works great!
NAME: Phil Eryou
SENT: 2006-07-01 11:24:48
plymouth340duster@hotmail.com
Hi there, If you want to see an interesting c-800, check out www.4x4estrie.com Look for a yellow truck called Daddy's Tonka. It belongs to my father. We fitted the body on a 1973 Power Wagon frame. He pulls this truck in the modified 4x4 class. It has a 500c.i. Hemi. This thing gets so much attention everywhere it goes. I think the name suits it. We also own a high cab C-1000. We are in Canada, and I have yet to see any info on this specific model. Could it be a Canada only truck? It is just like a C-900 only the badges are different. Phil
NAME: Edward Scott Owens
SENT: 2006-06-23 19:51:48
escottowens@yahoo.com
Wow I love your site. I am pleased to know someone is caring for these wonderful trucks. I just sold my 58 W300 on eBay and am looking to fulfill my dream of owning a C-series diesel powered Dodge in need of saving. Keep up the good work. I hope in the near future I can contribute to this excellent site.
NAME: Justin Bryant
SENT: 2006-06-10 13:40:53
jmb4wd@aol.com
Really glad I found your website. I have a 73 CNT800 that I about to get started on. Need Front passenger fender maybe more parts. Any help would be huge!! Thanks again! Justin Bryant
NAME: Michael Loboda
SENT: 2006-05-28 18:19:47
mloboda@yahoo.com
Restoring a 1976 Dodge D800 Carhauler. One of 8 that Chrysler Corporation built for their factory backed super stock drag racers in the 70's. My hauler was originally owed by California super stock racer Paul Rossi. An interesting note about these 8 haulers: They are D800s but have D600 vins. The reason for this according to Rossi was hat Chrysler found out that D800s would require a CDL to drive. The factory backed racers would often have many truck drivers and it was impractical for all of them to get CDLs. Chrysler then changed the vins to D600, which did not require a CDL.
NAME: Bill Hrynkiw
SENT: 2006-05-04 16:53:14
nightrucker@hotmail.com
Mr. Youngblood/ I believe TONY/KLYLE in my opinion this by far the best dodge website that I’ve found this is the first time that I’ve replied although I’ve been on the page numerous time's as I’m listening too WSM.I grew up on MOPAR my dad worked for Chrysler for 32 yrs in Canada/Windsor, I myself moved stateside in 87 I should kept going south as I prefer the southern way someday maybe, any way enough rambling I don’t have any antiques so I enjoy visiting your site its appreciated by me here MI.A friend of mine in can. Has some dodges and a couple of FARGO's there not restored though, also he has a medium cabover that was an original wrecker for Chrysler in Windsor.
NAME: Tom Amaducci
SENT: 2006-04-17 21:20:30
LJMackman@hotmail.com
NAME: MIKE KROLL
SENT: 2006-04-08 10:41:19
MJKPFD@HOTMAIL.COM
This
site so cool. My Dad worked for the local road commission and he used to take
for a ride when he had to plow snow. I have some very fond memories of the old
Dodges they used to run.
NAME: Eddie Smith
SENT: 2006-03-19 09:47:36
pbilt642000@yahoo.com
Really enjoyed your website. I have driven many vintage dodge dumptrucks early in my career. I have a dumptrucking friend of mine who owns what I think is a bighorn they call this truck the K-DODGE because it has a W-900A model hood. I’m of the opinion that this could possibly be a bighorn that had the front clip damaged in the past if I can get in contact with him ill try to produce a vin number. You can contact me at 770-560-9270 Thanks keep up the good work Ed.
NAME: Thomas Amaducci
SENT: 2006-03-16 18:51:40
LJMackman@hotmail.com
NAME: Stuart Simons
SENT: 2006-03-10 18:15:32
carlot56@yahoo.com
I really like your site, you have some beautiful dodge trucks, god bless you all
NAME: John Reeve
SENT: 2006-03-06 11:47:10
akj@copper.net
Cool site!
I'll have to put a shortcut on my desktop and visit here often...
I'm in the
process of buying a '63 Dodge NCT-1000. Neat ol'truck. I've posted a
couple pics on the ATHS forum area. Thanks!
John
NAME: Phillip Kowaleski
SENT: 2006-03-03 18:51:22
dodgessk@optonline.net
Thanks I am dodge all the way. I just picked up a 76 d700 rollback I plan on putting in service. This is the only place I found info thanks.
NAME: mike pate
SENT: 2006-02-10 21:10:16
mjpate@merr.com
Nice to see the old trucks
NAME: Vernon Selvy
SENT: 2006-02-05 13:15:21
vernonselvy@yahoo.com
Love dodge trucks! I have 1960 lcf 361 5speed looking for more
NAME: Wes Bergman
SENT: 2006-02-02 15:56:30
wb_trucking@wcteltech.net
Nice site. Hey I am looking for a big horn to buy. I would the same as toms. If you now of some email pictures to me. Great site by for now wes bergman
NAME: Johnny Hollins
SENT: 2006-02-01 21:38:17
captradiator@hotmail.com
Are y'all looking for a wrecker? I was in McRae, Ga. this past Saturday and spotted a C-Series, single-axle wrecker at the Ford dealership. Also, I live right here in Augusta and our shop, Whitton Radiators, has done several radiators for y'all.
NAME: Ron Landon
SENT: 2006-01-31 00:52:25
ronmed824@hotmail.com
I loved looking through your site, my first vehicle was a dodge A-100 pick-up, my father bought it in 1968, the truck was a '66.at the time I was 6 years old, my father told me when I was 16 that truck would be mine. I ended up driving that, truck for 4 years, it had over 300'000 miles on it. I miss that truck and would love to find another one to maybe restore, unfortunately I didn’t see any one your site. Keep up the good work. If anybody has pictures on an a-100 I’d love to see them. Thank you.......Ron Landon
NAME: Ken Irvine, Jr.
SENT: 2006-01-16 19:05:55
ken1946@rcn.com
Great site!!! I was the Manager of a Dodge Heavy Duty Truck Center in the early '70's and this visit took me back.
NAME: Mike Huesman
SENT: 2006-01-15 17:42:43
mhuesman@sbcglobal.net
Hi
Kyle my name is mike huesman and I’m considering possibly restoring on old
truck. Haven’t made up my mind yet on what brand/type as part of my decision
will be based on the interior. so to get to the point would you be as kind as to
post or email some pics of bighorn interiors especially a look over the hood as
the truck I restore will see limited use. I really like your site, as an driver
of 27 years i enjoy seeing the old iron (reminds me of my earlier years),
thanks for your time
sincerely
mike huesman
NAME: Rob Ebner
SENT: 2006-01-14 20:42:08
ffebner@hotmail.com
Looking for a big horn to purchase don’t care what kind of condition as long as everything is there. Thanks R.E
NAME: Robert O'marah
SENT: 2006-01-09 10:00:20
robertomarah@nothnet.org
I like what I see, keep up the good work, I have a 1966 a-100, 1948 power wagon and a 2001 ram 1500,....I’ll catch you again.
NAME: Adam Woodruff
SENT: 2005-12-06 09:04:22
pumpintruckie@aol.com
Hey great site you have. I am in the process of buying a 1965 Dodge C500 flatbed with 30,000 miles and a 318/New Process 5 speed. I did not think there would be any sites anywhere that would specialize in heavy Dodge Trucks. I am in the same situation as you, I am a softmore in college studying Mechanical Engineering so This truck will be interesting to work on while in school.
NAME: Dwayne Fratz
SENT: 2005-12-02 22:53:14
jackiecollin@hotmail.com
Hello, my name is Dwayne Fratz. I am from Accident, MD where we own a Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep Dealership. In the 70 and 80's my father owned a trucking business that ran some Dodge cabover trucks. I am currently restoring 2 1970 LNT1000's. These trucks are very hard to find in this area. Are there many of these in your area? You have a very nice collection of trucks.
NAME: Lester Gochenour
SENT: 2005-11-21 19:12:58
dodggirl@shentel.net
NAME: James Barrow
SENT: 2005-11-21 10:04:09
KingJames8283@yahoo.com
This site really takes me back. Twenty years ago I was driving everyday a 1973/74? Dodge CNT900 with the NH230 Cummins and Fuller 10-sp. No P/S, no front brakes. That was the hardest truck I've ever driven in my life. But with the hood the way it was designed it was easier to work on although the engine was crammed in slanted to right side. Before I got the truck, someone had rolled the truck twisting the frame behind cab, they cut it off and bolted a different frame to it. Couldn't keep tires on that truck for nothing. Steered right ok but could not turn left. Boy were them the days. I have had a dream for a long time of owning a 1975 CNT950 Bighorn but I don't ever see that happening. I never got to drive one and never been closer than 250 feet to a bighorn. I hope someday to get that chance. A friend of mine here in Indiana had for years an L-series Cab-Over. I didn't like that truck but he drove it up until the middle 90's. Of course over-the-road trucks are different than the trucks used on farms, in that they don't accumulate high miles and stay in barns most of the time. I'm thankful to have come upon this website because it brought back many memories for me some good some not. I hope to own a CNT950 sometime in my life but until then I can dream. J Barrow - Greenwood, Indiana.
NAME: Ron Brown
SENT: 2005-11-08 23:18:17
ronbrowntexas@msn.com
Hi Kyle...I'm your dad's first cousin on his mother's side of the family tree. I live in Beaumont, Texas which is about 90 miles northeast of Houston. BTW...excellent website in both composition and design. Dodge trucks have outpaced the competition in both strength and endurance over the decades....Take care and keep posting, Ron
NAME: lorne prouse
SENT: 2005-11-05 15:06:48
wlornep@hotmail.com
Hello there my name is Lorne Prouse from Ontario Canada. My family owns and operates a small trucking company near London Ontario. In 1974 we bought a new big horn with 350 Cummins and 13 spd transmission. We still have it today and it still looks like the day it was new. It has about 375,000 original miles.
NAME: Matt Hollinger
SENT: 2005-10-27 11:29:59
hyins@wilkshire.net
Let me be the first Big Horn owner (at least in the guestbook ) to congratulate you on the development and posting of the Big Horn Registry. It is really neat.
NAME: Frank L. Lowe
SENT: 2005-10-25 07:22:05
fplowe@msn.com
I am always on
the lookout for information on Dodge Trucks!! I own a 1953 B4C Pilot House Era
Pick Up
I have had it
since 1976 currently out of service.
NAME: Dave Stovall
SENT: 2005-10-22 21:15:41
dreamweaver264@yahoo.com
Thank God for the Youngblood’s, I have spoken to Tony on items in my collection and he has been very helpful. I am mainly into the mid 70's D series trucks but would like to find something big enough to pull my 48' furniture van conversion. Dave L. Stovall
NAME: Edward Owens
SENT: 2005-09-30 12:50:36
stationwagonscott@iwon.com
Hello, I enjoy your site. I have a number of Mopar’s but am trying to break into the big Dodges. I want to find a LCF Diesel for sale any leads?
NAME: Nollie Neill, Jr
SENT: 2005-09-25 22:21:54
saddlemtn@skybest.com
Nice looking
Fire Truck!!
Looking
forward to hearing about the new one, in a few weeks.
Take Care,
Nollie
NAME: Adam Batterson
SENT: 2005-09-25 19:53:04
acbatt@iowatelecom.net
You
have an abundance of info on the Heavy Duty Dodge that were produced, it’s too
bad that I live in Northern part of the U.S. (Iowa), I would like to see your
fleet up close.
Adam
NAME: Nollie Neill, Jr
SENT: 2005-08-26 17:29:12
saddlemtn@skybest.com
Happy Birthday
to your website!!!!!!!
Have fun in
school this year, hope to see you soon.
Take Care,
Nollie
NAME: Colin Paynter
SENT: 2005-08-19 03:29:03
colpay@exemail.com.au
Excellent site............Love those giants of the Dodge Truck world!! Keep on Trucking
NAME: John Miller
SENT: 2005-07-30 22:19:15
duallyrams2@comcast.net
Awesome site, love the older Dodge big trucks. The only vehicles I got are a 1995 Ram 3500,a 2001 RAM 3500,1971 Dodge Demon 340,and 1971 C-800 555 V-8 CUMMINS.......oh did I say they were Dodge's. Hope you put a date on a future show at your place, wouldn’t mind taken' a drive down from PA.............John
NAME: John Miller
SENT: 2005-07-30 22:07:27
duallyrams2@comcast.net
Awesome
website. Would like to know when you have another Dodge show at your place, may
have to make a trip down from PA..............................John
NAME: Harry Snell
SENT: 2005-07-14 06:42:39
hemi_orange@yahoo.com
SUPER! love seeing all these fine trucks in one spot!
NAME: Richard
SENT: 2005-06-08 03:50:57
ourkoma@hotmail.com
Love your pics if I had my way I would never drive anything but dodges for the rest of my life. Did dodge ever make a hood ornament of a full mount ram?
NAME: Jim Widmann, ATCA President
SENT: 2005-05-24 14:17:50
antiquetruckclub@aol.com
Hey Kyle, great site. If more people get to know Dodge Trucks like you, The more they will appreciate them. I've had 2 in my life, a 1979 Warlock II and a 2004 Hemi 1500. I'm looking for a 79 Warlock II to restore, maybe..............
NAME: Bryan Stoll
SENT: 2005-05-07 11:13:40
cudadude@kimbanet.com
What a cool site! I'm an avid Dodge Truck fan with a '67 D-200 Crew Cab Camper Special long bed, a '68 the same way, a '71 W-200, a '78 Warlock, and a '04 2500 Diesel 4-door long bed 4x4. I'm looking for the emblems off of a '60-'7? LCF C-Series Diesel. . . . They say "DODGE DIESEL and show a gear and a lightning bolt. I need 2 sets. Please help! Kindest Regards
NAME: Mike Willett
SENT: 2005-04-28 17:08:06
Beep beep man 68@aol.com
Love old dodge big horns! Seen a few on the road when i was young. Saw one sitting in a some trees a few years back in Falconer, NY. Maybe it’s available for you.
NAME: Noel McBride
SENT: 2005-04-23 19:18:27
nmcbride@telusplanet.net
I
will be in the market for a C series next year - single axle to put a deck on
for hauling 1968 short wide show trucks - diesel would be interesting but gas
would do.
Your site will be even better when you have time to put more information on
Dodge heavy trucks - I spent hours trying to get information on a Detroit Diesel
with a 9 speed behind it - this one didn't have the raised cab!
NAME: John Pate
SENT: 2005-04-10 01:13:02
jstlpate@centurytel.net
Nice site! I also come from a dodge family .i currently own a lcf1000 w/230 Cummins. I am in need of a driver’s door and other parts. Would appreciate any info you might have. thanx.
NAME: Aaron Besemer
SENT: 2005-04-07 14:22:36
abesemer@bollingers.net
This site has a LOT of information for the Dodge fan in you. I have put it in my favorites, so I can reference to it quicker. Great job Kyle.
Best wishes, Aaron
Lakeview,MI
NAME: Aaron Besemer
SENT: 2005-04-07 10:12:09
abesemer@bollingers.net
Your Northern Dodge Truck connection here at Bollingers Dodge @ PH #800.350.9780 You can phone or email us here for wholesale Dodge parts. We have books from 1940's to current. Give us a try. Dodge Dealer since 1914!
NAME: Mark Lowry
SENT: 2005-03-27 01:21:24
mlowry@fbcom.net
Great site. I have 2 1946 1 1/2 ton and a '71 C700 single axle tractor. Hope one day to have a Big Horn in my shed. Mark
NAME: DAN VAN WINKLE
SENT: 2005-03-24 20:52:19
BIGHORN1975@YAHOO.COM
Hey Kyle and Tony, thanks for linking us to your site for starting more chapters! Your site looks great! Keep up the good work.
Regards, Dan.
NAME: J. Mills
SENT: 2005-03-09 11:08:55
nuevojudith@msn.com
Hi, I just found your web site. I was looking for info. on '64 Dodge D200. I see it's coming soon. I'll be back.
NAME: Doug Counsell
SENT: 2005-02-28 23:14:45
dougcow@netscape.net
Top notch site. Blast form the past. Well done.
NAME: Dan Calverley
SENT: 2005-02-28 13:50:32
dxdan318@yahoo.com
Great website!
I'm restoring a '62 Dodge D-400, and seeing all the great pictures and stories
has been a terrific inspiration to keep me on track with my project.
Thanks so much!
Regards, Dan
Calverley
Janesville, WI
NAME: J.SOLETTI
SENT: 2005-02-08 06:18:11
dodgesweptlinetrucks@yahoo.com
Just wanted to say nice website. I just purchased a 1969 Dodge D100 from my boss she was the original, now I’m the second owner it has 68,000 original miles on it and its very clean no dents and runs great…you won’t believe how much I paid for it…$300.00 that’s it. The truck has no rust at all and it completely original no after market or custom parts on it…well any way…(I think you should have more pictures on your site…)
NAME: bob
SENT: 2005-02-04 08:00:41
smillie@accex.net
Does
anybody know the number made? An EARLY 1965 W200
CC PW Factory stretched
NAME: Jerry Kerler
SENT: 2005-01-29 15:54:19
dieseltruk@isp.com
Great site.
NAME: Park Olson
SENT: 2004-12-30 17:33:59
allison@LS.net
Very nice site, keep up the good work
NAME: Dale A. Young
SENT: 2004-12-28 20:34:33
intlred@intplsrv.net
Great website Kyle. I enjoyed finally seeing your web page up and running. Keep up the great work you are doing, and hope to meet you and your dad one day. Do you think you will ever have a classified section someday?
NAME: mbfowler
SENT: 2004-11-30 12:35:30
mfowler53@hotmail.com
Excellent site! I have been a Chrysler fan for a long time now. I have a 52 1 ton factory stake body, 78 D100 (never driven in the winter), and a 36 Plymouth with 45K original miles. I've seen your vehicles at Macungie, and I think at the Syracuse national show. Most impressive. I also enjoyed your article in the latest issue of Double Clutch. Looking forward to the updated pictures. Our ATCA chapter is having its 2nd annual show in May 2005 in Rhinebeck, NY. Any chance we can talk you into coming? Mike Fowler
NAME: Phil Eryou
SENT: 2004-11-23 20:12:02
plymouth340duster@hotmail.com
I really like the heavy trucks from Dodge. My father and I own a 1975 CNT 1000. This truck has a 318 Detroit. It is all original but has an uncertain future. The bighorns are my favorite though. If anyone should check our website, www.4x4estrie.com, you will see our creation. (I should tell you that we belong to a 4x4 pulling club) What we did was take a CNT 800 and narrow the fenders to fit on a 1972 Power Wagon frame. We then built a step side box that measures 9' 4" long because of the short hood on the CNT models. The frame is from a regular cab, 8" box truck. It's powered by a Ray Barton 500 c.i. Hemi, and competes in the modified class. It's called Daddy's Tonka. Please take a look. Great site. Really like the paint jobs on the 2 CNT's.
Phil
NAME: Clayton Shackelford
SENT: 2004-11-16 21:19:58
wagonboy2@yahoo.com
1969 Dodge D-500 Rollback (Originally an Arkansas Forestry Commission Fire Plow Hauler)
NAME: Harold Masters
SENT: 2004-11-14 09:39:13
masters@peoplepc.com
Kyle, It’s so good to see you're back on the web!
NAME: Nollie Neill Jr
SENT: 2004-09-16 11:58:05
saddlemtn@skybest.com
Kyle,
Site looks great!!
See you soon.
Nollie
NAME: Ed Brenner
SENT: 2004-08-29 10:36:25
durangoman@bellsouth.net
I was just looking your site of old Dodges & they are SUPER. I've been a Dodge fan before i could drive. Keep the dream alive.
NAME: Anders, Sweden
SENT: 2004-08-29 07:16:38
petat@telia.com
Hi
Kyle
Nice to have you back again, keep up the good work
Anders