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Ddey65
Found another one, which can also apply to motor home manufacturers, even those who aren't tide directly to Chrysler Corporation:
http://www.allpar.com/trucks/campers.html
In addition, there's also a link to a Travco fansite there:
http://www.chatwebdesign.com/mytravco/index.htm
http://www.allpar.com/trucks/campers.html
In addition, there's also a link to a Travco fansite there:
http://www.chatwebdesign.com/mytravco/index.htm
veturilo
Voici l’adresse d’un site à propos des Dodge (U.S.A.) pick-up, van, truck , dans les années 50: http://www.dodgepilothouseclub.org/dodge/dodge.htm
Ddey65
I've got another one for you on Dodge Trucks of the 1960's and 1970's:
http://www.olddodges.com/
In addition, I'm going to throw you all some footnotes:
1)Dodge Medium-Duty D-Series Trucks existed until 1978.
2)Four-Wheel-Drive Dodge D-Series Trucks were W-Series Trucks.
3)Medium-Duty D-Series Trucks for school buses were called S-Series Trucks.
4)Besides "Power Wagons" being added as a special package, there were also models created specifically for tow trucks and snow plows. The snow plow package was originally called "Sno-Fiter," then "Sno-Commander."
http://www.olddodges.com/
In addition, I'm going to throw you all some footnotes:
1)Dodge Medium-Duty D-Series Trucks existed until 1978.
2)Four-Wheel-Drive Dodge D-Series Trucks were W-Series Trucks.
3)Medium-Duty D-Series Trucks for school buses were called S-Series Trucks.
4)Besides "Power Wagons" being added as a special package, there were also models created specifically for tow trucks and snow plows. The snow plow package was originally called "Sno-Fiter," then "Sno-Commander."
veturilo
Une adresse intéressante pour identifier des modèles de camions, camionnettes, van DODGE dans les années 60 http://www.sweptline.com/hist/