Last week this DT editor traveled to the most wretched hive of scum and villainy known to man. Although the southern Nevada desert landscape does resemble the wastelands of Tatooine, we’re not referring to Mos Eisley Spaceport – no, the closest place on Earth is the seething mass known as Las Vegas. For one week […]
The Dodge A-100 Van/Pickup was a popular Mopar competitor to the VW Van and Ford Econoline. The A-108 was a long wheelbase version available from 1967-70 used primarily for camper conversions. This 1969 Dodge A-108 Xplorer 21 Camper Van is for sale in Lincoln, Nebraska for $4300 via craigslist. (Thanks to tip from DT reader […]
The Dodge Colt was a USDM version of Mitsubishi Japanese market cars – originally the rear-wheel-drive Galant and later the front-wheel-drive Mirage. The Colt was a subcompact with a cheap entry price and basic features that makes for an excellent winter beater or cheap car to thrash around. This 1984 Dodge Colt GTS Turbo comes […]
Today’s Turismoween post is a cautionary tale for all would-be crime fighters. From time to time people decide to become real life vigilantes, and one of our favorites is the “Petoskey Batman.” The Petoskey Batman recently landed in some trouble with Commissioner Gordon Sgt. Jeff Gorno of the Petoskey State Police when he interfered with […]
Carroll Shelby was the legend in his own time and put his name on all kinds of random vehicles, but none quite so strange as the Dodge Shelby Dakota pickup. It was the ornery Texan’s first rear-wheel drive car in a number of years since he joined Chrysler and put his name on a bunch […]
When you’re burned, you’ve got nothing: no cash, no credit, no jobhistory. You’re stuck in whatever city they decide to dump you in. The only thing you do have is a wicked Dodge Charger and access to all kinds of electronic and explosive devices. This 1974 Dodge Charger Burn Notice Clone will help you find […]
The Dodge Power-Wagon was introduced just after the end of World War II as an alternative to the military Ford 4×4 trucks, but it was the first military style 4×4 to be sold directly to the public. This 1950 Dodge Power Wagon is for sale in Oregon for an asking price of $7500 via craigslist. […]
We are going to highlight another limited production turbocharged hatchback ’80s machine because they are cheap and fun! The ’80s Dodge Charger was a Dodge Omni masquerading as a Charger – an emasculated version of a once brutal tire burning muscle machine…until Carrol Shelby got his hands on a number of the “Chargers” and made […]
The Dodge Conquest/Mitsubishi Starion/Plymouth Conquest/Chrysler Conquest was a line of 4 cars built in the 80s by Mitsubishi in Japan – rebadged for Dodge/Plymouth/Chrysler to confuse simpletons. It was the Japanese version of a pony car and the stallion could run! Turbocharged front engine, manual trans, rear wheel drive and limited slip differentials made the […]