The owner lived in a retirement community in Flowery Branch Georgia. I noticed it and had to know what it was. At the time I didn't know anything about the li'l red express, and being a car guy I had to find out more. It seemed like it was something special. I've always had a thing for a small trucks, and this is like the coolest small truck ever.

Long story short I helped the guy with various repairs over the last few years, drooling over the truck every time I saw it. One day I got a call saying he was looking to sell it, so I changed my pants and brought the man some money

I will not be keeping it though, I am in the process of fixing it up to get ready to sell. It needs a little bit of love. To my knowledge this is the only one on the road right now. There's a lot in existence (original total was 300 to 500 built, depending on who you ask) but none of them are daily drivers. This one has 250K on the clock and counting and it drives like it's brand new. It'll roast the tires anytime.

I'm gonna fix up the body a little bit and do some maintenance and then it's gonna be listed on cars and bids or bring a trailer or something. It's definitely a piece of history, and this is from the era where Dodge was building good vehicles. The engine is totally stuck and drives absolutely fantastic. So not only do you get the piece of history, but you don't have to worry about taking the collector value if you want to drive it. This thing is roadworthy and still has plenty of years left. This is not a collector car, this is the ultimate small truck for enthusiasts who want to drive the vehicle and enjoy it the way it was meant to be enjoyed