Dodge D Series

D Series line of pickup trucks were sold Dodge division of American automaker Chrysler from 1961-1980 years. After 1980, were renamed Dodge Ram truck and the same basic design was retained until 1994 the introduction of a completely redesigned Ram.Seriya D platform shared his AD Dodge Ramcharger. The body is then proposed to the traditional step of the bed, the various wings as an option. By default, it introduced the first Virgil Exner-style "Chalk-Line" bed where the bed was the width of the vehicle and the wings were internal, as can be seen in almost all modern pickups.
Series D Slant Chrysler used the familiar 6 engine 170 cu in displacement 198 cu and 225 cu in as the base model, depending on the year. (198 have been relatively rare, which is available as a base engine only 1969-1973). An increasing number of engines Chrysler, with the exception of the Chrysler Hemi engine was available as a factory option.


Another innovation, "Crew Cab" (four-) body was introduced in 1963 for the first time in a factory pickup truck. Prior to the cockpit custom conversion job. "Club Cab" was also available for 1973, providing opportunities for cross or a third passenger or two small third and fourth passengers (most of all, Club Cab was used as additional space for cargo).

In Argentina, was made in the first generation D-series. They were given the Dodge and Fargo brands like Dodge D-100, and de Soto, Fargo. These trucks were manufactured by the Argentine branch of the Chrysler-Fevre Argentina SA

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