If I ever get once of these i'll turn it into the most bitchen dakota alive!

 

i own one, bought it new in 89, love the truck, they should have put the shelby 318 in it though. blue book values are way low from what ive seen them sell for. used to a couple near me but i have not seen one in maybe 10 years

 

I dunno what kelly blue book says and they aren't the final word IMO

 

the convertible option adds about 400 to the dakota package. hardtop about 3300.00, convertible around 3700.00 according to kelly bluebook for a low mileage truck in good condition. more realistically the trucks sell between 5k and 8k and one went over 15 k a few years ago and it wasnt a mint truck. here is the slowest truck site out there, not many of us, they should open a drop top site here on this board or maybe a site for convertibles, shelbies, red expresses etc
http://pub13.bravenet.com/forum/stat...6&msgid=325844

 

Man, that truck was in good shape too. It's probably a crushed square block some where now. Cash for clunkers? Wouldn't it be a classic or something being 20 years old ?

 

I love these imagine wheeling in a dak w/ the top down theres been one rolling around my town lately two tone blue, silver/gray in amazing shape w/ dual exhaust and what appear to be a small lift w/ 33s ill try to snap a pic next time I can look on ebay ive seen a few there before thats a great looking truck btw fishlessman

 

a just wondering, has someone attempted to make one?it would be a sick project truck and with a 318 in it that would be sweet. Just think telling people that you made a truck a convertible, the look on there face when they see it would be classic. even more grate if you take it wheeling.

 

To me a 4x4 has far less interest than a 2WD truck as a convertible. If I had a dakota convertible The 4x4 would have to go... I would do it up and take it to shows.

 

ive had 2 wheel drives before, they just get me stuck