Big, Red, and White I found her in a forest in north central Arkansas - bought her from a dude with a three legged dog.  Hauled her home - pulled by a Chevy but don’t tell anyone that - got her home she started up, washed her, and have been working on her four 4 months.  Just installed dual Flow Masters straight out the back, sounds nice.  Now I get notes left on her windshield from folks who want to buy her.  And waves from people I pass on the road.  Before you ask, she ain’t for sale!  Thank ... read more >>

I just wanted to share a couple pictures of my '89 that I just got home from the body shop.  I used lots of parts that I ordered from LMC Truck.  I still have the interior to finish but it's getting close.  Thanks.

Click edit button to change this text. Covid Couldn't Stop My Dream In January of 2018, my dream of owning a Dodge Ram came true.  Every day, on my way to school, I would pass a 1986 Dodge W150 truck with only 50,000 original miles, just sitting in a yard, wasting away.  One day, I decided to stop and talk to the guy who owned it, and I asked if I could buy it.  He told me that he was ready to see it go, but it wouldn’t run because the electronic control unit quit working and he ... read more >>

Farm Truck to Show Truck We bought this truck with the intent to tow it behind our RV.  After driving the truck for a short time it became clear that this is way too much truck to tow.  I then decided to start a restoration of the badly faded original paint and torn interior.  As is normal, this quick restoration turned into a 2-year complete job.  The 360 cid engine was rebuilt.  All suspension, steering and brake parts were replaced.  The cab came compeletly apart and the bed off.  The entire body came down to bare steel and the ... read more >>

Bought it in 1995 with 35,000 miles.  Now it has 265,000+.  It's mostly all original.  New transmission.  3rd clutch.  6th drive shaft.  New Red Head steering gear.

A New Generation My dad and I picked up this 1991 Dodge W250 3/4 ton long box from a neighbor up the road for $1,700 when I was 15.  I spent a long time working and saving up till I could start reconstructing this awesome truck.  It was once an Idaho Forest Service truck and had sat for quite some time.  It would take a lot of work, but this four wheel drive pickup would be the perfect first truck for me and the crazy Montana winters.  Over the next year we gave the truck a complete makeover including ... read more >>