Looks like in pic 2 you need a bigger dog.

 

Lots of pictures for that one.
http://www.google.com/images?hl=en&q...og&sa=N&tab=wi

 

Yeah, but try and find the Ram Van they used during the forest fire rescue. I can't find any photo of that. It was the 12 passenger 4x4 and not a maxi.

 

Is this the van you mean?

 

Got a link or photo?

 

I have a little more rare version of the 4x4 Dodge van. Mine is a 1/2 ton with a 318 V8 in it. It needs some work but runs good. It's ugly but fun to drive. I heard that Dodge started building the half ton 4x4 vans but they were too dangerous with the shorter, narrower body and narrow stance. It sits pretty high and is pretty top heavy. The guy I bought it from swears to me that it is factory 4x4 and it certainly looks like it is but I don't know for sure. It could use wider axles and bigger tires. The gas mileage is terrible of course at about 7 miles per gallon. I'm sure it could use a tune up though to help that out a bit. I would post pictures on here but don't know how. I haven't been able to find any other 1/2 ton 4x4 Dodge vans online anywhere. They all seem to be one tons with bigger motors. Mine was built in January of 1979 but has a 1980 grill and is titled as a 1980. Does anybody know if in fact Dodge made the factory 4x4 1/2 ton version? Thanks and I like the other pictures I've seen on here. I hope to figure out how to post my own soon.

 

I mean, did Dodge in fact make the 1/2 ton version in 1979 with the 318 V8? Everything looks original a factory but since I can't find any more of them anywhere, I am sceptical.

 

Are you blind man? I posted two pictures of it in my post.

 

the fire truck is from Switzerland

i like to no more about the car and where i can find the parts

some parts are from the dodge w200 we think but ok we like to no more about everything

greetings everybody from sunny netherlands

 

The images did post right nor when I quoted your posting none of the IMG links were grabbed. It was odd why that happened.

Anyways, nope that's not the Ram Van that hauled those lumber jacks and fire rescue out of the woods. It was a 12-passenger Ram Van.

I must say, good job finding those other van pixs.