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1966 Dodge A100
1966 Dodge A100
1966 Dodge A100
1966 Dodge A100
1966 Dodge A100
1966 Dodge A100
1966 Dodge A100
1966 Dodge A100
1966 Dodge A100
1966 Dodge A100
1966 Dodge A100
1966 Dodge A100
1966 Dodge A100
1966 Dodge A100
1966 Dodge A100
1966 Dodge A100
1966 Dodge A100
1966 Dodge A100
1966 Dodge A100
1966 Dodge A100
1966 Dodge A100
1966 Dodge A100
1966 Dodge A100
1966 Dodge A100

1966 Dodge A100

$ 3168

Availability: 40 in stock
  • Model: A100
  • Fuel Type: Gasoline
  • Condition: Runs and drives, doors, door jambs and body in good condition. Re-built carb has been installed. Gas tank flushed. Recent tune-up (cap, rotor, points condenser, plugs, wires, fuel filter, air filter). Has bondo repair in rear passenger corner and some poorly done patch panels on floor that will need to be addressed. One rear window has a crack, but its flat glass. Have receipt for both front windshields being replaced. E-brake is not connected but looks like it's just missing a piece. Has 3" blocks in the back. I have replacement U-bolts to remove them.
  • Year: 1966
  • Sub Model: Sportsman
  • VIN (Vehicle Identification Number): 2062075214
  • Transmission: Manual
  • Drive Type: RWD
  • Mileage: 59000
  • For Sale By: Private Seller
  • Vehicle Title: Clean
  • Engine: 170
  • Number of Cylinders: 6
  • Make: Dodge

    Description

    This life sized Hot Wheels van may have an interesting history as a Pastor Jim Jones - Peoples Temple transport van. Either way, its a very cool old hot rod. It has 3" blocks in the back and on top of that it has 15" in the back and 14" in the front American Racing Centerline wheels. It runs and drives. It has a 170 slant six that will get you anywhere you want to go as long as you doin';t need to get there quickly, with a 3 on the tree manual transmission. I haven't driven it a ton since I got it but I did drive it daily for a few weeks after I titled and registered it.
    The story goes, it was one of the Pastor Jim Jones - Peoples Temple transport vehicles that was left at the airport. It was said to have been gotten from the impound and one of the previous owners had some pin-striping done and the Kool-aide Man painted on the doors and would serve kool-aide out of the back at car shows. I discovered this previous owners ad online when trying to verify it's history so you can look it up as well.
    Regardless, it's a solid van with some excellent patina that just needs the right person to take it to the next level.