Old Dodge trucks can be found for sale but they are not as numerous as Ford trucks for sale or Chevy trucks for sale. One of the reasons is that, although Chrysler used to sell their trucks as Dodges or Plymouths or Fargos they were made in far less number then Fords and Chevys.

Another problem for the lovers of classic Dodge trucks is the fact that there aren’t many dealers of parts for these classic pickups. But you can find lots of other people who love old Dodge pickup trucks and some dealers who can supply you with new and used parts for them. Here we will be helping you to find some of these dealers.

In some rare cases of older models you will have to look for a mechanic or a machine shop where you can have parts made to order, but that’s not the end of the world if you want to do a good restoration of your old Dodge.

Chrysler has an important manufacturing plant in Windsor, Canada, just across the river from Detroit and that plant used to be the main assembler of Fargo trucks up until 1972. The Fargo Motor Company began in the United States in 1913 long before the brand became a part of Chrysler.

As for Plymouth trucks they were first produced by Chrysler around 1928 and lasted until 1972 although the Plymouth Arrow truck, the last one to carry the Plymouth badge, was really made in Japan by Mitsubishi. Today you can’t buy a new Plymouth anymore, either car or truck because the brand ceased to exist in 2001.

There are lots of people who love old Dodge trucks as well as some beautifully restored Dodge pickups. With Fargo and classic Plymouth trucks the story isn’t the same and its very hard to see one of those in good condition today. If they exist they are the most expensive of the bunch.

Dodge Army trucks were some of the best the United States sent all over the world during WWII and they are being used today in transportation and also in recreational activities.

Although it will be very hard to locate some models of classic Dodge pickups you may be lucky and find the truck you want among old dodge trucks for sale. When it comes to classic trucks we are firm believers in patience and we will always recommend that you don’t get too excited in your hopes of finding the exact model of old Dodge truck you want in the condition you want. Look and look again and your efforts may be rewarded with a great find.

Even if the truck you find needs restoration it may be a good deal and a good investment. In fact, unlike modern trucks that loose more than half their value in four or five years, classic trucks become more valuable every year. They don’t make trucks like that anymore.