satterwhite78 Posted December 15, 2024 Posted December 15, 2024 Well no surprise here...take one Warlock 4WD kit + one MPC 78 Dodge D100 2WD + one Hart's Parts 73 Grill/Hood conversion....swap the drivetrain from both kits and you end up with Dodge's basic economy truck package sitting on the lot to be purchased. The only problem I encountered was not properly separating each kit with the drive train and got a abdominal workout bending over to pick up the incorrect box and a mental work over trying to remember which part was in which box. It worked out in the end. The only issue with either the Walock/D100 2wd is the fitment of the frt grill/valance/bumper...hardly any suitable mounting points to securely attach the grill/valance/bumper to. The MPC 78 D100 has yet to have a chassis plate that has been warped. Used enough hot water/time to be certified as a Midwife assistant. None the less...an enjoyable build... As for the 78 D100 Long bed.....stay tune! 11 1
stavanzer Posted December 15, 2024 Posted December 15, 2024 Very Sharp! The Colour looks great. I like the fact that it does look like a gently used Dodge, sitting on a used car lot. I have the same kits, and I am planning the same build. I've started building the Longbed 4x4, Baja Brute Racing truck first though. Good Show.
ncbuckeye67 Posted December 16, 2024 Posted December 16, 2024 That looks great! My neighbor had a truck like that. The fitment issue has always been a problem with those kits (Lil Red Express & D100 too). I think the lower valence should be molded to the cab (and possibly rework the fenders a bit, so the grille would fit better).
skidmark28580 Posted December 17, 2024 Posted December 17, 2024 Another awesome build Chuck. Looks like the vehicles the state or county would have used.
Mark C. Posted December 19, 2024 Posted December 19, 2024 Love it! I have a Hart's Parts conversion and more or less that's exactly how I plan to do mine. I'd be impressed if it turned out half as nice as yours has.
WillyBilly Posted April 11 Posted April 11 Great looking truck. I did the same thing to build a military M880 Dodge truck, and the Mopar muscle truck from Roadkill garage.
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