yep... just brought it home. 91' dakota 4x4 v6(sadly) with 98k on the odometer, cam upgrade and the rusty fenders mod. paid $500 for it and all it needs is a new wire run to the starter, new front brake line(passenger side), exhaust manifold gasket(drivers side) and an ignition switch...atleast to get it back to driveable...lol but the front fenders are rusted out as is the bottom front of the left door.

after the brakes are fixed and the starter wire is fixed she will be spraybombed black and the rise of shadowII will commence(insert evil laughter here).

pics to follow...

 

Sweet! Good deal. Ya post up pics.

 

Nice! Good buy. Lol

 

thats my silver hyundai pared next the beast


flexing in my front yard



it came with the wips, a new cb radio, 2 brush guards, the toolbox and ton of garbage...shes in rough shape and can't outrun my hyundai but she'll get me through the winter

 

Sweet! I'm jealous. Lots of potential. Can't wait to hear how it goes.

 

i'll keep everyone updated...first order of business with it though is fixing the brakes, then painting it black...

btw it feels good to be back behind the wheel of a dodge...

 

i just remembered...the one downfall of this truck...i think its got that stupid air pump on it...

 

LOL! Damn 80's technology! (91 is still 80's technology)

 

yeah luckily its a v6...after doing research i found its much harder to remove on the la 8cyls...

and i fixed my starter issue yesterday...that notorious splice went out so i wire capped it together till i can find my replacement splice...

 

I was at the junk yard today and saw the most ghetto thing on earth. There was a full size van - really looked like a kidnapper van, windows painted black, no seats, bloody rope, cable ties, utility knife, "help me written in dust", ok, so starting at bloody rope, it was fake, but it really did look bad.
The floor had apparently rusted out around the wheel areas, and they felt the need to use, in one location, a grout sponge, in another, a grinding wheel(or saw blade, cant tell), and in another location, believe it or not, an ocean spray juice bottle. All of these were affixed with household expanding insulation. The floor was made of rotting plywood.
My phone, and hence, camera was dead, but i will get pics another day.

When i saw that you got this for $500, i was like "ok, im scouring craigstlist right now" because i love this model of truck, and would like a spare(running, not just a parts truck). But then i saw how much was wrong with it. What i love, though, is that you can fix all that in a day or two.