• 360 ci. V8
• 727 Automatic
• Original Paint
• Rust Free

The 1979 Dodge D200 Adventurer was a full-size pickup truck that embodied the rugged spirit and practicality of late-70s American trucks. Part of Dodge’s D-series, the D200 was the 3/4-ton variant, built for heavy-duty tasks while offering a comfortable ride. The Adventurer trim level added a touch of style and convenience to the basic workhorse design, featuring chrome accents, upgraded interior materials, and additional features that made it stand out from its more utilitarian siblings. Powered by a range of engines, including the 318 or 360 cubic inch V8s, the D200 offered solid performance for towing and hauling, making it popular among ranchers, contractors, and outdoors enthusiasts.

In terms of design, the D200 Adventurer retained the boxy, muscular look typical of trucks from that era. It had a strong front grille, large round headlights, and a straightforward, no-nonsense profile that emphasized durability. Inside, the Adventurer trim featured a more refined cabin with bench seats, improved upholstery, and an optional radio, providing drivers with a comfortable environment for long hauls. While it wasn’t built for luxury, the 1979 Dodge D200 Adventurer delivered reliability and strength, remaining a nostalgic favorite among classic truck enthusiasts today.

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