Dakota Pictures
A 6 wheel Dakota?!? Hey, its possible! At least, that's what I figured when
I fell hook, line, and sinker for these photos (especially 6wheel02.jpg) from Dr. Jpeg, aka Sam
Parthemer - (samp@king.cts.com) :)
A few pics from the Houston photo shoot at the battleship during the 1998
Texas DML meet.
- Battleship photo, from left to right:
- Jim Vaught, Gene Rivers, Roderic Vaughn, Geoffrey Hackbart,
Mike Clark, Tate Strickland, Brian Lee, Tate's son (Zach?).
- Note: Steven Bish was in the pic at the far right, but he was cut
off the print.
- Group photo, from left to right:
- Tate Strickland and son, Gene Rivers, Steven Bish, Roderick Vaughn,
Brian Lee, Geoffrey Hackbart, Mike Clark and Jim Vaught.
For plenty more pictures and info about this meet, click
here.
Here are 4 pics of my Dak. Its a 1999 Dakota CC Sport+, 5.2 V8, 44-RE transmission, 4wheel ABS, 3.55 trac-lok rear end, heavy duty service group, skid plates, and misc. Mopar accessories (tow hooks, bug shield, mudflaps, etc)
Hopefully I can get my own webpage updated....but anyway here are some pics for now - hope you like them!
-Darren Asuncion
fsdaa1@uaf.edu
http://www.geocities.com/dakotaguy1999/dakota.html
Shane Baker's '98 R/T
mori4@aol.com
My 1996 dodge dakota sport V6 2wd with 5% limo tint CB radio JVC cd player Power Acuostik 1000
watt amp ant 2/10" daul 1000 watt subs a ravin muffler and in a few weeks i am installing a
6" life kit and im going to get 4wd installed on it caz i love by dakota soo much i cant sell it
for another with 4wd it shuold be about 3,500 to get it dun. then put some 31s tires put on it.
so i can go do some reall off roading and not get stuck on a sandy hill and get stuck so that
your bottumed out and have to call a tow truck to pull you out and charg 100$ to do it. such a
rip off!!! but never agen for me.
DakotaGT@nc.rr.com
Matt Barret's 2000 Dakota Sport V8
2000 Reg. Cab Sport Plus 4.7L V-8 5 spd. 3.92 LSD.
First time to the strip back in October '99 I ran a 15.13 @ 89.23 mph
That was in stock form, no mods!
I have since put a home brew open element K&N filter on the truck. I took
the truck back to the strip on 11/7/99 and ran a best 14.900 @ 92.78 mph.
The K&N was the only modification to the truck! The truck had about 2000
miles on it. I have now added leaf spring clamps. Next I am going to do some
exhaust work, and then back to the strip!
MATT_BARRET@earthtech.com
Ed Bergan's 1996 4x2 V8 5-speed Sport.
JBergan@worldnet.att.net
Bob Bernstein's 1998 Dodge Dakota 4x4
5.2L 318 V8, 3.92 LSD, Power Package, Handling Package, AC, Fog Lamps etc...
See the sticker and all the features at
http://www.voicenet.com/~bobbern/dakota.html
bobbern@voicenet.com
Jason & Norah Bleazard:
Norah Bleazard's 95 Sport (may he rest in peace).
It was a '95 Dakota Sport, 2WD, 4 speed automatic, 3.9 Liter V-6, heavy-duty
suspension, Sure-Grip, Air Conditioning and Locktronics security system.
My first was a '93 Dakota Club Cab, 4 speed auto, 3.9 Liter V-6, electric
blue, and tilt steering.
Now I'm driving a '98 Dakota Sport+, Club Cab, black, 4 speed auto, 5.2
Liter V-8. I guess I've upgraded slowly over the years.
The white Dakota is a 95 Sport 4x4 (see my
user profile
for more info).
These pictures were taken in the spring of 97, when Norah and I were
in the Moab, Utah and Arches National Park area.
Playing with the Central Ontario 4x4 club.
Skid plate vs. big rock
Look at the mud plugging up the tow hook. Note to self: attach
strap first, then enter mud hole.
Jason: jbleazard@home.com
Norah: nbleazard@home.com
Kevin Bonanno's '98 Dakota Sport
kevin_bonanno@harvard.edu
99 R/T CC. ABS, Overhead Power Convenience, Power 6"x9" mirrors,
6-way Power Driver's Seat, AM/FM/CD, Towing Package. Will very soon
have a Dodge fiberglass tonneau and Line-X bed liner.
Seth Bradley sbradley@iwa.dp.intel.com
Bruce Bridges' 1998 Dakota R/T.
bbridges@alarismed.com
These pics should make any Dak owner cringe... You can still see
the showroom shine on the side of Josh Brown's "old" '97 Dakota.
However, they are a powerful testament to the strength and safety of this
incredible truck. Here's the description of what happened in Josh's own
words from the DML:
> Didn't someone on this list have a head-on with a car that was
>going 100+ last year and walk away from it?
>
>Bruce
>
That would have been me, I was hit head on by a car that was running the
cops on the wrong side on the freeway, he was estimated at speeds in excess
of 125 mph and i was going my usual 80-85 and he came around a big corner
and we collided head on, he was killed instantly, his passenger had both
legs amputated brain damage and died a week later, and i had a shattered
knee cap, and a scrape on my elbow. If I was wearing my seatbelt I would
not have even shattered my knee cap, (it collided with my CB) I have the
pictures of my truck and the other guys car that I can send or put on the
DML website showing the rigidity of these fine trucks we have grown to love
and depend on to keep us safe.?????
PHANTOM318@msn.com, 97 CC 318ci 4x4,
flowmaster dual exhaust, Wiend air cleaner,
3.92 gears, decals removed, CB radio.
...so here they are. (The non-Dakota pics
are of the LeBaron driven by the bank robber.)
Brad E Bujdos, Mopar Performance Race Team Member
1995 Dakota SLT Club Cab 2WD
Until 6/30/98: beb120@psu.edu
After 6/30/98: beb120@alumni.psu.edu
Brilliant Blue/Silver, 5.2 Liter V8, Posi, Tilt, Cruise, Power Windows,
Locks & Mirrors, CB, Detector, Sliding Rear Window, 22 gal. Fuel Tank,
Mopar Bed Liner, Lund Bug Deflector, GTS Window Vents, Deflecta-Shield
Tailgate Spoiler, PIAA Fogs, AVS Headlight Covers, Ultra 15X7 Wheels,
245/60/15 BFGs, Stainless Duals, Glasspacks, K&N Filter, 5% on Rear/21% on
Doors, '69 Roadrunner Decals, Eclipse Single Disc Head Unit, JL Audio 12"
Subs, Boston Acoustic 5 1/4s, 5X7s & 1" Tweets, 101,000 miles on the clock
(4/98).
Dustin Bull's '99 Dakota Sport
BullDaddy1@aol.com
Andy Callahan's (quasideedle@uky.campus.mci.net) '97 Dakota Sport Club Cab .
V8, black/mist gray, 3.55 sure grip, tire and handling package, power windows & locks &
5x7 mirrors, tilt, cruise, overhead console, buckets, security group, Infinity CD/cassette, 4
wheel ABS, air, fog lamps, light group, sliding rear window, Gemtop GT Classic Stell Tonneau
Cover, Mopar bed mat, "Meldrum" K&N FIPK clone.
(The Red '93 belongs to John Walker... [see below])
Mike Carter's '93 360ci V8 4x4
carter01.jpg - Plain, innocent looking 4WD Dakota. That's right,
you're getting sleeeepy...go to sleeep.
carter02.jpg - A "going away" present for mustang drivers who've just
been had.
carter03.jpg - The customized and fully worked 400 Horse 360 cu Magnum
replacement motor... the reason why the mustangs are
still trying to catch up. Note the twin air filter
intakes - stealth ram air.
carter04.jpg - The motor being built. Shown are the Keith black pistons.
Note the cool honing job! The cam is being checked for
just the right fit.
(Redgum@Seasurf.net)
Jason Clark's '97 Sport+.
Michael Clark's '93 Dakota. 4 speed automatic, 5.2 Liter V-8, stock
except for the MOPAR SBEC and Splitfire plugs. Mark III conversion;
ground effects, leather wood grain trim, etc... 255/60 R15 Goodyear
Eagles. Kenwood 10 disk CD changer and Kenwood receiver, with Infinity
Kappa 5 1/4" in the front driven at 50w X 2, 5X7 Jensen's in the rear
(soon to be replaced). This truck was the result of a grand prize
drawing at the local county fair. Total purchase price was just over
$1,000 wich was tt&l. After almost 3 years I finally talked my parents
out of it! :) -All pictures aquired with a Snappy Video Snapshot device
and a Hi-8 Sony TR-81 camcorder-
Check out the Sounds page to hear this truck speak.
Brian Cleary
North York Ontario Canada
89 Sport bought new
270000km,s and still going strong.
3.9 Auto with Air, Tilt Cruise
K&N filter, Dynomax CAT back.
Rancho 5000's, BFG 32x11.5's on American Racing 8" wheels.
My wife and love this truck and hope to put another 270000km's on it
318 v8 392 sure grip Gibson 3 Inch Exhaust, K&N Force Air System,
180 Degree Stat, Tinted Windows, Pace Edwards Roll Cover , 5 - speed
Jba stainless steel headers, power doors, windows, keyless entry,
overhead console, trip computer, Infinity sound system.
Up coming Mods:
Hyper Tech Chip
Carbon Fiber Dash
New Rims (Next Week) Will be on
Bill Clements
An artist's rendition of the 1997/1999 Dodge Dakota.
Craigs (Dakota3d) Powderdyne supercharged 318 Dakota Sport, with Gibson
dual exhaust, MSD ignition,
and #24 lb. injectors. See my profile for my web site...
Ned Vogler's Dakota with a freind's '70 'Cuda in Carlisle.
Shane Darville's '92 4x4 V6 Dakota LE
turnleft@home.com
Randy David's '98 Dakota V8.
DZavetsky's blue 1992 V8 4x4.
David R.'s '97 Dakota V8 Club Cab
David R.'s '06 Dakota V8 Club Cab
drd892@aol.com
1995 v8 4x2 Mark III conversion. (dark green) The Mark III
conversion consists of ground effects, bed rails, a lowering
kit, wider, faster rated tires, custom rims, wood interior trim,
leather seats, a power sliding rear window, and of course, every
option in the book. Unfortunately, this particular truck was an
automatic. If it was a 5-speed, this description would read
"A picture of my '95 Dakota Mark III". ;-)
George Dorn's '89 Shelby Dakota #288
gdorn@newlywedsfoods.com
Jeff Durling's '96 Dakota V8
1996 Regular Cab Sport
5.2 V8
Pace Edwards Roll-Top Cover
Rosewood Dash Kit
FIPK Clone
180 Thermostat
Slotted Taillight Covers
durling@ibm.net
Wayne Edward's '99 Dakota 4x4 V6.
Wayne-tow@sympatico.ca
Visit my Webpage @
http://www.MoparEd.com
1998 Dodge Dakota GTS, RC, SB, 239 Auto, Intense Blue, Xenon Body Kit, ProGlass Hood, Street Scene Hood Cowl and Mirrors, K&N Drop In Filter, Blue Engine Wire Loom, Gts Painted Headlight Covers, Painted V-Tech Tailight Covers, Painted Dash Bezzle, Door Handles and Window Cranks, Painted TailGate Pop&Lock, Jc Whitney CatBack Dual Exhaust, ASP 3 Peice Underdrive Pulleys, Mopar Performance 8mm Plug Wires, Checkmate FX Flush Mount Tonneau Cover, GroundForce 2/4 Drop, Concept Neeper Chrome 18x8 "N7" Wheels, Dunlop SP Sport 8000 P255/45zr/18's, Steve 2me Grille Treatment, Avital "Phoenix" Security System, Remote Starter, JVC KSRT-515 Remote Tape Deck (paint matched to my Dak), and a 12 Pack CD Changer.
DakGts@MoparEd.com
Tom Fawcett's '98 4x4 V8.
Thomas Graff's '89 Dakota V8
Dak89@yahoo.com
http://www.angelfire.com/fl3/Dak89s/
-98 Dakota CC SLT 3.9L V6 auto, Metallic Red ext./Camel Int., Infinity
sound system(not for long), pwr everything, split rear window,
tire/handling pkg, etc.
-Engine mods:
Flowmaster 3 chamber dual exhaust(rear exit w/chrome tips), Magnecor
8.5mm wires, Champion Truck plugs, & 10" FABM w/ K&N air filter, 180
degree thermostat, Trangso shift kit.
-Exterior accessories:
Century fiberglass lid, TOFF spray-in bedliner, 3pc. bugshield, Vtech
"originals" painted tailight covers, Vtech painted marker mask covers,
removed factory emblems except V6, painted valance panels, painted
grill, custom white pinstripes, painted molded splash guards, custom
decals, & Bridgestone Dueler H/P 275-60-15's on Progressive PRO-222CR
15x8.5's.
-Interior accessories
Whistler Radar detector, tinted windows, air horns, Sony CDX-C780 CD
head unit, Audio Control Four.1 EQ, Focal 165KS 6.5" component
speakers, MTX Thunder 275X, MTX Thunder 2150X amp, MTX Thunderform w/2
10" MTX Thunder 5000 subwoofers, Red/Black Carbon Fiber dash accent
kit, White face gauges.
Geoffrey C Hackbart
Plano,Tx
RT_Killer98@yahoo.com
Jim Harmon's 1997 Dakota Sport
"Take a look at this Dakota. preview picts before the mags come out.
The web page for this truck is http://home.earthlink.net/~jdharmon/"
Jim Harmon
jdharmon@earthlink.net
Weldon Helmus' 99 CC Deep Amethyst R/T
K&N drop-in filter, clear front markers, J&J SS tube grille inserts,
ARMA Liner, decals removed, VersaCap tonneau, mud flaps, V Tech taillight
mask.
(welhel@iname.com)
1991 Dakota 318ci. 4x4, walker muffler doesn't sound too bad but it's no
Magnum. mopar light bar with bosch foward and fog lights,tannou cover with
a lund sun visor which came from the factory installed. 235/75/R15 LTX AT
Michelins on all fours. with the factoy rims. GTS black outs. This truck
is a daily driver. with just barely 100000 on it not bad for a 91.
Mathew Hemmings (hemmings@north.nsis.com)
Terry Herrin's '99 R/T Club Cab
"Picture one shows off the front clear lens. Picture two is a nice
side shot, notice the 255 front tire and raised hard cover. Picture
three is the engine compartment, showing off the Quick D intake."
Terry Herin (therrin@isaac.net)
James Hooper's '97
You can't see it good in the picture, but the bottom left sticker on the window says
"Officer, will this sticker saying SUPPORT LAW ENFORCEMENT stop you from giving me a ticket?".
Bumper stickers two turtles Chevy Power + Ford Power. Ram reflects at night when lights hit
it. It keeps people off your bumper. Also, they know what passed them. Right side window
"Faster than a heartbeat DODGE".
Upgrades: K&N filter, U-D pulleys, JET stage 2 chip, straight pipes, and Ram taillight
covers.
roscoh@webtv.net
This is my 87 DAKOTA,it has 3.9 bored.30 over,headers,dual exhaust,little head work,M-1 intake with
a 500 edelbrock.a lite cam,msd ignition,and 904 trans.The truck used to white with a bench.I with
buckets from a Daytona,and painted in viper red,wheels by progressive and rubber by BF Goodrich.
JACK - mymopar@theisp.net
Jerry's '92 LE
It's a 92 LE that I bought
new. Since I've had it I've installed a set of Hooker headers, MSD
ignition, k-motion valve springs, MP computer, Turboaction converter,
904 transmission, 8.75 rearend with 4:30 gears and mosier axles, weld
wheels, and more. The best times I've run with it were 13:20's at 99
mph. I'm sure after next weekend {after my local track opens) I'll be
able to say I've run in the 12's at over 100mph.
(best4@ix.netcom.com)
Bryan Johnson's Dakota Sport.
"Pic at graveyard is where I left all the Chevys & Fords I dusted!!"
(bryanj@merit-group.com)
Jeff Junkins' '99 Dakota Sport.
(ELCID19@aol.com)
This is my '97 Dakota CC 4x4 with a 318 V8 and automatic transmission.
I bought it the minute I saw the new body style, without ever driving one.
My first new truck, and no disappointments. Modifications include:
Centerline Hellcat 15.8.5" polished aluminum rims
BFG AT 32x11.5x15" tires
Mopar computer processor
Gibson 3" single exit exhaust with polished aluminum tip
K&N air filter
Mopar bra
Mopar hood, fender, and side window deflectors
Tonneau cover
Penda bedliner
Pioneer 6-disc CD changer (inside console)
** Vortech in '99 **
Enjoy.
Jim Keith
Gurnee, Illinois
Dave Kilain's '96 Dakota CC Sport 4x4 3.9L 5-spd
Mods: 2" Rear spring lift, front T-bar crank, 30x9.50 BFG AT's, Brush guard
w/ Hellas, Tow hooks, Tool Box, Sunroof, Cobra 18 CB, 4' Firestik II, Alpine
6-disc CD Changer/Head Unit/amp, JBL speakers, Rhode Gear bike mount, and a
white dog named Jake in the passenger seat. 75,000+ miles.
Killerdak@aol.com
Jim Knox's '91 Dakota Sport 4x4 5.2L auto
knox.james@sympatico.ca
Russ Kole's '99 R/T
Rkole@nassau.cv.net
Kuk's 95 Sport.
This Dak sports a 5.2 w/5 speed and 3.91 with a sure-grip posi.
Ground Force dropped the truck 3" front and rear, Custom Cover
tonneau, limo tint, fiberglass rear roll pan and all stripes and decals
deleted 'cept for the Magnum badge. Then there's the motor. 325 horse
5.2 with Crane's 2030 Compucam, MP computer, pulleys, ported and
polished throttle body, ported and polished exhaust manifolds, gasket
matched, Crane HI-6 ignition, 2.5 Cat only exhaust, MOPAR Pro-Stock
sealed hood scoop with a K&N velocity stack. Happy motoring...
.
Check out the Sounds page to hear this truck speak.
Eric Kurtz's '95 360ci V8.
Rekker21@aol.com
- Front 3/4 view
- Rear 3/4 view
- AAR hood
- Engine
- Viper buckets, R/T center console
- Body shop, getting paint
- Body shop, stripped down
- My old 99 Dakota, sold for the 95 Dak
- My other Dakota, daily driver
360ci, 5-speed, 3.90 8 3/4 axle, limited slip, Jet Black Dupont w/2-stage
clear, 15x6 steel wheels, p225/70r15, p275/60r15, Viper bucket seats, 15 gal
tank, AAR hood, Lund roll pan. Also many engine mods, see web page or
profile at...
http://people.mw.mediaone.net/flyboy01/home.html
http://www.twistedbits.net/WWWProfile/dakota/FqNiqqo2UjQOY/
I now have a new clutch, but no traction, I should be running in the low
13's if I can get it to hook up. I did manage to knock off a 13.79 @ 102.45
mph this fall. After that, I started breaking axles and transmissions. I
have an 8 3/4 with 3.90 gears that will go in come springtime. I also have
severe traction problems up to and past the 1/8 mile mark. I often had to
abort a run because things get a little too hairy and I start to get
sideways. Ironically, when my truck was running 14.30's my 1/8 mile times
were about 9.0 @ 79.5 mph, which are very close to my current 8.9 @ 80.3
mph. If I can get things strengthened up and hooked up, I should be able to
get some low 13's.
'88 Dakota V-6 2wd suregrip
Completed modifications:
Accel Supercoil, Accel 8mm Wires (custom), cat back exhaust
(custom), Tach, BFG AT's, Pushbar w/2 chrome 100watt KC's,
Back up lights, fog lights, power door locks, Blazer air-horn,
splitfire plugs, painted valvecovers and intake, slick 50,
megiars wax, in dash cd, cb, window tint, bedrails,
contico work box, tailgate guard, painted in bedliner, painted
undercarraige, An awesome Alarm (does everthing but make toast)!!!
A-518 Tranny since my A-500 Died, Brass cap and Rotor, FABM
Chris Lambert (clam9892@postoffice.uri.edu)
Michael Lamm's 1987 Dakota Express
MoparDad1@aol.com
Jodi Lewis' 1998 Dakota Sport V6
jodi_lewis@cushwake.com
Richard Lewis' (Rlewis7785@AOL.COM)
1992 Dodge Dakota LE Club Cab Best time: 15.628 @ ~88MPH.
The truck is a 318 CID with a 3.55 open rear axle. I have had my truck to the
track once after the exhaust and intake treatments. The Intake treatment is
an Edelbrock Model 1002 Air Cleaner, and the exhaust is a Dynomax Super Turbo
3" in, Dual 2-1/2" out, exiting the rear (pic taken just before I had this
done).
Bert Loy (Bert.W.Loy-1@ou.edu)
Gary Ludwick's '97 Dakota
97 Dakota SLT, Automatic, with all options except overhead console;
Pro-Glass/Keystone ram air hood w/ airbox; K&N filtercharger; Gibson 3" side
exhaust; all trim & decals removed (except "Dakota" on tailgate, and "V-8"
badge); ARE hard tonneau; grill and fascia panels, front & rear, painted to
match body color; factory moulded mud guards, painted body color; Prince
electronic mirror, with compass, outside temp and map lights built-in.
Still-to-come:3/5 lowering, mopar performance computer module; and perhaps
Xenon ground effects kit.
After Gary's completed 2/ 4.5" drop. (first pic is before the drop)
In Gary's own words:
"This is the Western
Chassis kit with new A arms & stock coils, which give a 2" front end drop.
Rear is Western Chassis spring shackles and hangers. Hangers are adjustable
to give you choice of 4", 4.5", and 5" rear drop.
Took me about 35 hours to completely install everything. The rivets that
Dodge uses are a BITCH, and there are 16 in the rear and 8 in the front.
The ball joints must be transferred from the old arms to the new ones,
(those are the 8 front rivets).
This kit is NOT for the faint-of-heart, or those without professional air
tools. Job cannot be done without a compressor, impact wrench, air hammer,
and cut-off tool....and even then it's tough!
But, everything works as advertised and I am very pleased with the results."
Bottom of tail pipe is now 7" off the ground.
Front wheel well - 4 inches from top of tire to bottom of fender. Rear,
3.75" from top of tire to bottom of fender.
gludwick@csi.com
A Lil' Red Express Dakota caught by Ned Vogler at Chryslers at Carlisle.
These are a couple pictures of my very stock 95 Dodge Dakota.
Although if you look close I do have one slight mod... The exhast
is dualed out with no muffler.
Travis
1994 Dakota Sport, 318 5 Speed, 390 Sure Grip, Mopar Computer,
March Underdrive Pulleys, K&N, Doug Thorley Headers,
Flowmaster 3" Mandrel exaust, Suspension Techniques 2" drop
springs, Suspension Tech 1 1/8" Front Sway bar, Suspension
Tech 15/16" Rear sway bar, AIM 3" Pinion corrected lowering
blocks, Billet Specialties 17" Rims, BF Goodrich 255/40/ZR
Tires, Lund Roll Pan, Tek Sport Toneau Cover.
Owned by MagnumMrk@aol.com.
This Is my '89 Dakota LE. It's a V6 3.9L, 4 speed Auto, 2 wheel drive.
It has a homemade dual exhaust with two Borla XR Sportsman mufflers,
A K&N supercharged filter, and dual air intakes.
I plan to get a 2"-3" body lift and 16" BFG ALL T's. But first i have
a load of repars to complete. My passenger side door was hit when open
in a parking lot and i got a $700 estimate to fix it! My freon needs to
be recharged ( its 100+ hot over here), and i need to have my rear
sliding window replaced after it was shattered. I guess i just have to
wait and see what happens!
-Dan Matthews (dakota_v6_89@hotmail.com)
Martinis98@aol.com's '99 Dakota Sport.
Alan McHugh's '97
notice the 30 day tags, both taken the same day, 3 days after I bought it in Oct.
Still stock 'cept for bed liner
(amcq@erols.com)
John McKinney's 1998 Dakota Sport 4x4
(Also a couple pics of John's "test drive" in a '92.) :-)
(McKinJr@HPD.Abbott.com)
The RPM Dakota. 318, 5spd, 3.55, Limited Slip, 4WAL, air, 22 gal.
tank, bucket seats, Agate interior, standard 15x7 aluminum rims, no power windows,
locks, slider, or anything else to slow it down....heh, heh.
How's she run? Well...as of October '97 (pre JET module and 180° stat):
1/4 mile: 14.98 @ 91.76 on a 2.21 60'
1/8 mile: 9.59 @ 73.20
best 60': 2.18 on the stock, bald, 215/75 Goodyears
Modifications:
- 14" "Fresh Air by Meldrum" aka FABM14
- Throttle Body mods (port and polish)
- JET Stage II Power Module
- 180° thermostat
- Moroso Blue Max plug wires
- 3" DynoMax Race Magnum Welded muffler exiting b4 axle
- MSD 6A ignition w/ Blaster 2 coil and chrome coil cover
- Champion Truck Plugs gapped to 0.048"
- Lakewood Chrome Universal slapper bars
- Spectre chrome spark plug wire looms
- chrome p/s and radiator caps
- braided stainless hose covers
- removal of all exterior vinyl graphics
- DDBC - "Dakota Decal by Clark"
- Checkmate hinged, flushmount, Soft tonneau cover
- Glass Blue Dots in taillights
- GTS smoke headlight covers
- Pioneer DEH-435 135 watt CD receiver
- Pioneer TES-602 6-1/2" front speakers
- 6-1/2" rear speakers (yep, right in place of the 5-1/4's)
- BFG Radial T/A tires - 275/60/15s and 225/70/15s
Check out the Sounds page to hear this truck speak.
Sean Meldrum - spm@c3net.net
Real Per4mance Homepage - http://surf.to/real-per4mance
Mike Meyerhoff's 1992 3.9 4*2 automatic. My pride and joy.
If you want more details on the truck or have any comments
just mail me (mmeye@umr.edu).
http://www.umr.edu/~mmeye
Jim Miller and his R/T
Scott Miller's '89 Shelby Dakota
1989 Shelby Dakota #322
Dual Flowmaster 3-Chamber Exhaust, Cragar Street
Star Wheels, Lund Roll Pan, Lowered 2" in rear,
Pioneer CD Player, JET Stage II Performance Module,
Custom Dual Ram Air System, K&N Drop In Filter,
DDBC, MSD 8.5mm wires, MSD Blaster 2 Coil,
Turbo Action Shift Kit, 180 degree t-stat.
Best E.T. - 15.20 @ 88.89 mph.
(pre-magnum engine w/ 125,000 mi.)
Upcoming Mods:
360 engine, kill the computer, 904 transmission, reverse manual valve body, B&M
QuickSilver Floor Shifter, Bucket Seats, 8 3/4 rear with 4.10 gears, new
wheels, paint, and possibly lowered.
Homepage-
http://members.tripod.com/~racetruck
E-mail - shelbydakota@usa.net
Thomas Mize's '94 V6
dakotasport94@hotmail.com
Herb Moore's '89 Dakota Sport
hmoore@dreamscape.com
L.J. Morris Dak pics (your local Hemi owner)
Its a 97 Sport CC 318 Auto w/ 15x8 Progressive Pro218-CR
w/275/60 bfg radial ta's on all corners. Performance mods inclue : F&B stage
1 tb, fabm, dynomax race magnum 3" in/out, custom y pipe, 3" cat, lakewood
traction bars, TV cable adjustment. I had the front bumper painted to match
the body and installed the famous $6 billet grill treatment. Stereo is
Pioneer Premier head unit and 6 disc changer. I think thats about it...
Will WM96@aol.com
Dan Myers' 1992 V8. Body is white with white bumpers mirrors grill, Lund roll pan,
blue pinstripe, Lowered with 2" spindles and 1.5" springs
3" block in rear. 225/60/15 on 15/8 rims in front and 255?60/15
in back. custom receiver behind Lund roll pan, engine has Doug Thorly
headers to a 3" flowmaster, mp sbec, K&N air cleaner, Crane HI-6, ps91 coil
crane wires. (waterfn@pacbell.net)
Mark Nemzoff's '69 Plymouth Roadrunner & '97 Dakota Sport V8
Bob Nichols' 98 Medium Red Metallic CC SLT
Rear Shot:
Dodge sticker shaved off tailgate, Lund Roll Pan, Gibson Dual Cat Back
with 4" Pencil Tips, Vent Visor on Rear Slider, Sport Masters
Burgandy Soft Tonnaue Cover, Penda Bed Liner
Side Shot:
Lund Eclipse CC Window Covers, Door Windows Tinted to Match Rear
Front Shot:
Stillen bumper cover and "home grown billet grills" using the Steven 2me
method.
Engine Shot:
Home Brew K & N
Pics #3,4,5: Basically the same shots but with a 2/4" drop using Western Chassis
A-arms, rear spring mounts and shackle hangers.
Modifications to come:
17" Wheels w 275/50 17" BFG Comp tires
Xenon Kit
A "Gary Pinkley" 2/3" drop
High Perf. Computer
Thunderforms and an Amp
bnich@bellatlantic.net
Dave Nichols' immaculate low mileage '87 LE 4x4 Dakota
Chad Niwranski's '99 R/T Club Cab.
(RCPL-VAN_CNIWR@van.reid-crowther.com)
Tom "Slick" North's Dak; taken at Texas Motorplex, where it ran 15.30@88mph
(prodog@swbell.net)
1992 Dakota. It has all of the exterior LE package items stripped off, a
Covercraft rail-system tonneau cover, 235/60/15 BFG's, Custom window and side
graphics and fog lights. Targa CD player, Pyle Driver 5.25" components,
Pioneer 5x7's in the rear, 2 8" Atomic subs and all of this powered by two
Profile California Series Amps. Blacked out grille and bumper in near future
and a slight lowering sometime.
Owned by Gregg Omo 00gtomo@bsuvc.bsu.edu
http://www.arch.bsu.edu/gtomo/
(K&N denies any knowledge of this monstrosity... ;-) --Jon
'95 SLT Dakota, CC Bright White, 220 hp 5.2L V8 (like most everyone), 5
speed transmission (my favorite), Sure Grip diff, 3.90 gearing,
Bright Pkg, Power Mirrors/Windows/Locks/Steering/Brakes, Cruise,
Air Cond., High Back bucket seats, with center console (light gray
interior) Trailer Towing Pkg (prep), HD cooling & Alt. Sliding Rear
Window, 22 gallon fuel tank, 215/75/15 Goodyear Tires, Chrome 'star'
wheels
Modifications:
- Removed funny RED pin-strips (why RED on white truck w/grey int?? I
don't know)
- 3" CAT back exhaust w/ULTRA FLO muffler
- MP SBEC
- K&N FIPK Air cleaner
- Aero style Bug guard
- Pioneer indash CD w/remote & removable face (from my previous '91
Dakota)
- Gem Top Cab high shell (used, but works for me!)
- Class IV hitch installed (did it myself!)
- *I had vent visors on the windows, but lost BOTH of them while doing
some 'fun' runs after the MP SBEC was installed... OOP!
Check out the Sounds page to hear this truck speak.
Sam & Sonya Parthemer's Dakota R/T's
Sam Parthemer - (srp@home.com)
Rick Peters' 1999 Dakota
"It only has 194 miles on it so far
but we had to try out the 4WD."
rpeters@freewwweb.com
Gary Pinkley's '97 V6
97 Reg Cab V-6 5 spd
lowered monochrome red
255/50-17 BFG Comp T/A ZR4
Budnik 17x8 wheels
gpinkley@earthlink.net
Trevor Pontbriand's 98 Sport 4x4 V6
Modifications so far:
Manik brush guard
PIAA fog lamps
Stull billet grill
Mopar bug deflector, painted to match
31" BFGoodrich Radial All-Terrain tires
Dee-Zee diamond plate tool box
reflective tailgate decals (replacing the stock black ones)
K&N air filter
Alpine CD player
(cadex_3@ix.netcom.com)
http://pweb.netcom.com/~cadex_3/Dakota.htm
Greg Popovich's 1995 Dakota Sport Club Cab
Greg.Popovich@bmge.com
Mark Pryer's '91 Club Cab V6 5 speed
dzoo@arn.net
RedDodge91@aol.com's Dak.
Upgrades from stock...
Custom Interior done with spray paint and time...
Wheel Flares
Shift Knob
Steering wheel cover
Ram Heads and other graphics
window tinting
$3000 worth of stereo equipment, Orion and Blaupunkt
Glen Renzoni's '92 and '95 Dakotas
The '92 white/silver
4x4 was 5.2L auto. 3.23 gears. Mods include: Mopar computer, Magnum
throttle body, Magnum race 518 tranny, 3000 stall converter, DT headers,
Gibson Exhaust, Auburn sure grip, Under drive pulleys, Splitfires, 3"x9"
round K&N filter, MSD 6A ignition, CCI wheels (15x8 front, 15x10 rear),
Mickey Thompson Baja belted tires (30x9.5 front, 30x12.5 rear). Custome
steel cowl induction hood. Custome hood decal, and matching etched quarter
glass (Overkill with skull), rhino Bedliner.
The black '95 sport was 5.2L 5-speed 3.92 posi. Mods include: Mopar
computer, Magnum throttle body, DT headers, Gibson exhaust, Under drive
pulleys, Splitfires, MSD 6A ignition, Blaster 3 coil, 8.8 wires, 3"x9"
round K&N filter, Ram air with '70 Superbee hood scoops, Custome air box
ducted to scoops, Centerforse DF clutch, Centerline wheels (15x7 front,
15x8 rear), BFG Radial T/As (245x60 front, 295x50 rear), Rhino bedliner,
Roll top bed cover, Custome DAKOTA R/T bumblebee stripe.
glenzoni@totacc.com
Gene's
95 , SLT, RC, SB, Claret Red P.C., 5.2L, 46RH, 3.90:1 w/ sure grip, Ram Air,
MPSBEC, Stage I T-body, 8.5mm MSD Super Conductor S.P.wires, TranzGo, 2.75in.
cat back duals(custom) w/o mufflers, 3 core all metal radiator, P235/60R15
Road Hugger's on stock Dakota steel wheels. A Blaupunkt CR127, Blau
PCx573(2), JBL GT502(2), JBL GT650(2) and Profile #4200 Amp keeps the
unmuffeled exshaust to a minimum. Best 1/4mi time of 14.577@93.88mph.
Consistent 1/4mi times are 15.010 for bracket racing. This truck stickered for
$17,776 new, my price was $14,060. The best bang for the buck you will ever
find in new truck (or car).
For those curious, these pictures were taken beside the USS Texas(BB35).
Commisioned in 1914, she is the only ship of her type left in the world today
and the only survivor to fight in two World Wars. She is moored at San
Jacinto State Park.
webmaster@mopars.net
Gene's '99 R/T
"This is one fine truck. It drives like a sports car, but it's a truck. I
bought this so the family would be able to ride in style and experience the
"New Dodge." I don't know why anyone would buy anything else! Its just
beautiful and talk about getting attention. I finally picked up some extra
brochures from the dealer (Alvin Dodge) because I was getting tired of
explaining what the R/T is all about. MoPar or NoCar!(or is that truck)"
For those curious, these pictures were taken beside the USS Texas(BB35).
Commisioned in 1914, she is the only ship of her type left in the world today
and the only survivor to fight in two World Wars. She is moored at San
Jacinto State Park.
webmaster@mopars.net
Richard Rotzol's '95 (RHR42169@aol.com)
318, 3:91's, mopar perf computer, march pulleys, dynomax cat back system,
and a homemade nitrous kit converted from an old generic motors TPI kit.
12.893 at 104mph yep with the cataletic convertor and cast iron manifold's.
Rob Robinson's 1996 318 Auto Sport Shortbed
Dakota.
I have had it 1 year and purchased it from Spartenburg South
Carolina which is about 7 hours from my home in Newport, NC. It was the
last 96 V8 Dakota found in Eastern NC. I have added a K&N Filterpack
clone (air by "Meldrum"). I have also added a Rhino Performace Muffler
with split exhaust exiting out of 3" chrome tips under the bumper. The
truck's options include, Sport Package, Stripe delete with "Magnum
Force" stripe kit, tilt, cruise, "bright package," 3.55 gear, aluminum
wheels, air-conditioning, bench seat, AM/FM Stereo Cassette, auto with
overdrive, and of course; the 220 hp 318. I have had it on an 1/8 mile
track that recorded 9.9 at 73mph. Future modifications include the
Mopar Computer, chromed factory valvecovers, some sort of traction
control (suregrip, lockers, etc.), and headers. That should quicken it
up a little.
(68cuda@coastalnet.com)
Some pics of the Pace Edwards Roll Top tonneau cover on Russ' '97 4x4 V8
(Dkota4by4@aol.com)
Basically this truck is bone stock. With the
exception of a 14" Edelbrock Pro-Flo Air Cleaner and a K&N filter. Also
non-stock is the exhaust system which includes a Flowmaster muffler split
into dauls with chromed 3" resonators. Items on the factory option list
include, 318 c.i. V-8, 3.90 rear end gears, 4spd. automatic with O/D and O/D
lockout, bucket seats, A/C, and other such stuff that slows you down. How
you see the truck is how I bought it. I still not quite sure about the
Tool-Box or the bed rails. Give me some feedback on that part. I have no
current pics of the engine compartment after the air cleaner install, soon
to come. Also have not yet run the truck down the track, I will post that
info shortly after I do so. Some pics of a nice smokey choke-inducing burn-out
would be nice. More to come on this truck as it will be stored during the
winter months. I currently reside in Michigan and there is no way I'm
driving in the winter.
ryurisich@kalamazoo.net
Amanda S.'s 1999 Solar Yellow Dodge Dakota
For more info go to
http://cueball.nemonet.com/amanda/dakota.htm
Troy Sardi's '97. (troy.sardi@lakenheath.af.mil)
5.2L V-8 Club-cab 4x4, SLT+, 3.55 rear axle, 4-Wheel anti-lock brakes,
Pwr windows & locks, AC, Cruise, Overhead Console, Fog Lights, 6x9
Mirrors, 4x4 upgrade handling package w/ 31x10.50 tires, wheel flares,
and rear stabilizer, Front window tint 35%, Roll-Top bed cover, Custom
stereo (1500 Watts), ARE Custom Rims. Pending Upgrades: 3" suspension
Lift kit (as soon as one comes out), 33x10.50 tires Thornbirds, Nerf
bars, 9000' Warn Winch w/ Warn combo mounting system, Light bar/hand
rail combo with 5 4" KC Daylighters.
Travis Sawyer's 1997 4x4
I think my fuel pump died. It was the first time I had to have the dak
towed.
We only went about 7 miles, so I'm not worried about the 4x4.
(Do wish they sent a flatbed tho...)
-travis
tsawyer@northc.com
James Shively's '95 Dakota
darkwolf309@email.msn.com
An '89 Shelby Dakota. Red with black/white/red stripe, tinted
windows, "roll bar", regular cab.
(From Dempsey Bowling's Shelby Dakota Page.)
An '89 Shelby Dakota. White with black/white stripe on side
and hood, "roll bar", window graphic, tinted windows.
(From Dempsey Bowling's Shelby Dakota Page.)
Alan Short's '98 Dakota R/T parked at his favorite fishin' hole. (White Rock Lake, a
1,120 acre lake impounded in 1911). That's the downtown Dallas skyline in the background.
#2 (taken from a frame of a videotape) is Alan's R/T and the trophy he won
for first place in the NOPI import/domestic drag races.
ashort@flash.net
The Sidewinder Dakota Concept Vehicle (Powered by a V-10 Viper engine)
Many thanks to Andy Pacholski (arp@interlync.com)
for these pics! (Taken at the big Mopar show at the Belvidere Neon plant)
David Slocum's '99 Dakota
preacher@carolina.rr.com
Charles Smith's '99 Dakota R/T
Dak99RT@aol.com
Sam South's 1998 Dakota Sport 3.9L V-6, 5-speed, air, 3.21 open differential
Modifications done so far:
180 Thermostat
2 1/2 Flowmaster Two-chamber
Stock tailpipe
MSD 6-A Ignition
MSD Blaster III coil
Bosch Platinum Plugs (gapped .050)
K&N 2.75" x 10"
Edelbrock 10" air cleaner assembly
Home made dual ram air
255/60R15 Roadhugger GT "siped"
TechStyle tonneau cover
Ran a 15.80 @ 90.46 mph
Future modifications:
Sell the 3.9 and buy an R/T!
If I was going to keep it I'd have a limited slip with a 3.90 installed
I can have this done for $675.00 and I believe this would drop my times
considerably. Also I'd install a V-8 throttlebody(with the necessary intake
mods), Comp Cams roller rockers and switch to 295/50/15 BFG T/A.
I got the A plan on this truck and my total investment out the door with
modifications is about $14400.00 so I really can't complain.
If you have any questions, e-mail me at
sawcut64@worldnet.att.net
Jon Steiger's '96 Dakota SLT club cab. Its black (with a grey lower
break), and has chrome wheels, bumpers, and grill. Its a 4x2,
with a 5 speed, sure grip, 3.55 rear, 318ci Magnum V8, Mopar bed liner,
overhead console, bucket
seats, fog lamps, and AM/FM casette.
For a complete list of modifications, etc. check out my profile on the Dakota Mailing List Member Profiles page for more info.
This is how it looked when it was new:
After the bed rail install. These pics were taken the morning after my
1st run at the "local" dragstrip, where I got to meet (and run
against) fellow DMLer Bill Tierney's nitrous Dakota. (Though he wasn't on the
nitrous for this run.) I lost miserably, of
course, and missed a shift during that run, thus throwing more
fuel onto the auto vs. manual fire.
After getting the rear and side windows tinted, and installing my DDBC.
("Dakota Decal by Clark")
After installing my tail-light covers.
After installing my Pro-Glass hood and Checkmate Tonneau cover and having my bed rails painted
Spy photos taken of a (disguised) 1997 Dodge Dakota.
I have the '88 Dodge Dakota Sport (4X4). Standard Cab, Tonn. Cover,
Roll Bar, Fog Lights, Lower Air Dam, Custome Wheels (Cragar Star
Spokes). Same sized tires as factory. Loaded, power door/window, air,
am/fm & cassette.
Now for the mod's _I've_ done:) It's the 3Speed Auto /w the 3.9 V6.
Vend Shade's on both windows, Tinted glass, Headers (Edelbrock). New
engine (same) /w towing package /w some mods. (Let me know if you want
the new engine specs). It also has a 100HP nitrous Oxide kit designed
for that year/make of Dakota, which I've yet to install. It's in really
good conditions, only there's so many modifications I would like to do
to it, but there's so many things that stop me. Like, I'd like to
covert the column shift to the floor, but the 4wd shifter is there. I
want to get rid of the bench seat and get bucket seats, some top end
engine mods. I've wanted a super chip for it (which I heard they're
making for dakota's now, even older ones). I'd need the super chip if I
want to run the Nitrous. It puts out an extra 100HP and the chip puts
out about 20HP. I also wanted to get a new transmission, not the
3-speed auto again tho, but like a 4speed overdrive trans. But I don't
know if that can be done or not. Does anyone have any suggestions on
what I can do to this truck that won't cost too much, or is worth
getting done, that will give this old truck of mine some more power?
Like I said it's a new engine, so I know the engine is ok for awhie.?
Please let me know if so, I've been looking all over for someone that's
had a dakota before, especially with people that have 88 Dakota's. If
anyone has any suggestions, for this truck, please let me know by
emailing me at; pulse@op.net. Thanks
hope to hear from you soon.
-Bill
Here are my 1992 Dakota LE, 4X4 and it's replacement a 1999 Dakota
SLT 4x4. Both are powered by 5.2l engines and have 4 speed automatics. The
1992 has gained some options over the years like Fold-A-Cover bed cover,
genuine Shelby cab spoiler, Flowmaster cat back system, CD changer,
Leather buckets, 1998 Dakota console, Add-a-Leafs and has performed
flawlessly for 173,000 miles. The 1999 does not have any add-ons, yet, but
hopes to soon.
Rick Suter
RSuter@bizfon.com
Ken Sweet's '94 V6
Completed modifications:
Mark III Conversion, Stillen Front Spoiler, ProGlass Ram Air Hood, Billet Grille Inserts, Billet Rear View Mirror, Wiper Blades, Antenna & Steering Wheel. Wood Dash Kit, Leather Seat Cover, Alpine Stereo System. Super Dome, ARE Fiberglass Tonneau Cover, '87 Fiero Rear Spoiler. Sir Michaels Roll Pan, GTS Headlight & Taillight Covers. Gibson 3" Exhaust, Jacob's Electronic's Ignition System, March Power Pulleys. K & N Air Filter, Chrome Air Cleaner & Valve Covers. California Car Cover Bed Kit, Chisholm's Suspension System. 17" Billet Specialties Machette Wheels, Embroidered Floor Mats, Aluminum Pedals. Braided Hose Covers, Wire Loom Covers.
Planned modifications:
Firestone Air Ride System, Shave Everything, Custom Paint., 20" Wheels, More Engine Modifications including a Paxton Supercharger.
Munypit has been featured in Mopar Muscle Magazine March '98 Issue
munypit94@aol.com
http://members.aol.com/muny pit94/
Mike Sykes' 1988 V6.
mpsykes@erols.com
1998 Dakota R/T CC, 5.9L 360 V8, 245 hp, 350 fpt, 9x17 cast aluminum
wheels w/255 55 17 goodyear rs-a, instrument cluster w/tach, 22 gal
tank, sport appearance group, A/C, am/fm/cassette/cd w/ 8 infinity
speakers (not as good as it should be-it's gotta go), fog lights, power
mirrors/locks/windows, sliding rear glass, high back buckets, light
group, hd cooling, hd electrical, hd service group, rear stabilizer bar,
factory computer chip, factory high flow 3" exhaust, and of course a
piece of junk automatic transmission - a 4 speed manual would put me in
the 14's stock I'm sure.
Modifications -
DynaMax muffler
K&N air
Accel brass contact dist cap/rotor
MSD plug wires
180 degree thermo
The Harley is a 1975 FXE, extremely modified and customized.
TeeJay tj5324@eatel.net
Chris Tesinsky's '99 R/T.
yellowrt@hotmail.com
Jim Thomas' '94 4x4
callisto@flash.net
The Dakota is a 93 2WD Club Cab V8 Auto with 3.90 Sure Grip, 2000# load
package, Towing package and most options except power windows and door locks.
Currently has 17,000 miles
Added :
K&N Replacement filter
Mopar SBEC
Cat Back Dual Exhaust, no mufflers
ARE 234 Wheels with BFG 275-60-15 rear and 235-60-15 front
Black Tonneau cover
GTS headlight and slotted taillight covers
Home brew ram air
Home brew throttle body work
MSD 6A with Multi-step retard
NOS 125 HP setup
TCI shift kit
Lakewood Traction Bars
Matching Leer Cap which is used winters but the Dak is rarely driven winters
Best: ET no nos 14.96 MPH 93
Best: ET with nos 13.33 MPH 103 with stock SBEC, no MSD and street tires
Future: BFG drag radials, better fuel and lower gearing and a 12 second run.
Bill - (WillTier@aol.com)
Brian Tong's '99 CC 5.2L 4x4 (thedude807@hotmail.com)
"I've attached some pics of the proper way to break in a new Dakota. As a
side note: the Toyota pictured lost his alternator and powersteering pump in
this little escapade. The Dakota came out unscathed, aside from
fluid/grease changes." --Brian
Dodge's 1996 "Tread Lightly" 4x4 V8.
Truman Trekell's R/T
(ttwotees@austin.rr.com)
Garth Turner's 97 Sport.
3.9L auto w/ 3.55. Proglass/Keystone ram air hood w/ 14" FIPK (modified into "D" shape) bolted to the V8 throttle body.
The rest is the usual mods. Western Chassis shackle and hanger drop mounts and coils (2.5"/4" drop) w/ Doestech shocks.
16x7 / 16x8 Centerline Saber rims.
Future plans include: headers, 1.6 roller rockers, and ?.
Ben Vaughan's (webmaster@colterair.com) 1997
"DakAttack" Sport V6. See all the features and specs by going to
http://www.colterair.com/ and clicking
on "My Dak".
Jim Vaught's 13 second '94 Dak 4x2 V8.
Vehicle is a 1996 Dodge Dakota SLT V-8 4x4 with a 5-speed and a
3.21 SureGrip rear. Factory options include bucket seats, power
windows, door locks and mirrors. Paint is factory Brilliant
Blue, paint code PCH. Modifications include a soft tonneau
cover, factory bedliner, K&N air filter, Pioneer in-dash CD
player (Chrysler/GM-fit model), and Mopar hood shield (not
shown). This picture was taken Thanksgiving '95 which was
about two weeks after I picked up my Dakota at the dealer...
(This is Ned's Dak showing off the Mopar hood shield, Westin Chrome Nerf Bars, Gibson 3"
catback exhaust, 35% tinted front windows, 5% tinted rear window, MPI FIPK-clone,
and FET Catz MSX fog lights)
I can be reached on the DML, as nvogler@rghosp.chime.org...
John Walker's (dakota@wku.campus.mci.net) '93 Dakota Sport.
Tilt steering, air, sliding rear window, K&N air filter, Pioneer CD player,
Blaupunkt Velocity 5.25" Components, 50 X 4 Amp, 2-SAS 6" Bazooka's, Coustic XM-3e crossover,
Deleted "Swoosh" stripe.
(The Black '97 belongs to Andy Callahan... [see above])
1997 SLT V6 Auto 4x4 Clubcab, Power Windows & Locks, Tilt, Cruise, Air,
Buckets Seats with center Console, Security Group, Fog Lamps, Sliding Rear Window,
Access Rollup Tonneau Cover, Lund Fiberglass Steps, Lund Interceptor Bug Shield,
Side Window Tint, Vent Visors, Bed Mat, Molded Mud Guards, 6x9" mirrors,
K&N FIPK with a Gibson Single Cat-Back System. Whew...
Oh and a gas tank skid plate thanks to L. John Morris from this list.
Keith Wanderi
Work - keith.wanderi@fsg.deluxe.com
Home - kwanderi@goldengate.net
Mike Yallum's 1987 Indy 500 special edition #840. (myallum@sgi.net)
Here are some misc graphics that don't really fit in anywhere else.
- Dodge "button".
- Michael Clark scanned in his keychain and created this graphic
which would be great as an HTML button or bullet, or perhaps as
desktop wallpaper.
- Dodge icon.
- Michael Meyerhoff created this dodge .ico file. Its the Dodge
"sheild", similar to the one under the "Dakota"
letters at the top of the main DML Mailing List Home Page.
I was browsing for Dodge Dakota information when I stumbled
across an article as follows:
>>> Start of article <<<
Subject: Dodge dakota telephone...
From: Hemipower@aol.com
Date: 1997/05/27
Message-Id: <5mf1r1$ppd@la1.digilink.net>
Newsgroups: cle.forsale,oh.forsale,rec.autos.marketplace
[More Headers]
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Dodge dakota telephone
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I have 3 phones new in box. A red a blue and a white one.they are from a
set of 100 made for company executives.They are full featured with Dodge
emblems and logos.$39.95 each.Make check payable to Matt Turner at p.o box
42275 cleveland,Ohio 44142 Or E-mail for more info at Hemipower@aol.com
>>> End of article <<<
I corrisponded with Mr. Turner and purchased one of these via mail.
About seven to ten days later I received my new (1994) shiney red
Dodge Dakota (with zero miles!) in the original box and packaging.
These pictures that I took really do not do it justice, and I'm sorry
but photography is just not my forte, I guess. Suffice it to say
that being a Dakota fan, this is a must have item.
These are just my humble experiences with this venture, and I
knew I had to share it with my fellow Dakotaphiles.
Lee Jacobs
LJacobs@Calvin.UCHSC.Edu
Dakota Wallpaper by Zach Clary
Hi, I too am a big fan of the dodge dakota line of trucks. I myself own a 1992 Dakota LE, with a 3.9 V6 and I would hope that I can send you more info on it in the future but for now I was hoping to submit a wallpaper that I made myself. This walpaper is a .bmp or a file that is made in the program paint. To use it go to start, programs, accessories and paint and open the file that I have sent, save it to your my documents folder or another folder of choice and then under the menu in paint click file then set as wallpaper centered, to do so though you must save it first, the wallpaper lookes the best if you rightclick on your desktop and in the menu select properties then click the appearence tab, in the picture click outside of the windows with messages in them and change the color to black which will blend in with the wallpaper, it really looks great and I hope that dakota fans looking for a cool walpaper can get their hands on it. Sincerely, Dodge Dakota Fan Zach Clary
scclary923@earthlink.net
To have your Dak included in this archive, please e-mail it along with any
info you'd like posted along with it to
jon@dakota-truck.net
(You can mail the pictures to me in uuencoded, mime, or binhex format. With most e-mail clients, you can just send them as an attachment.)
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Jon N. Steiger / jon@dakota-truck.net