1958 Dodge D100

Wynn's 1958 Dodge D100

This is my early 1958 Dodge D100. Note, most '58s have 4 headlights. Mine has room, but came from the factory with only 2. It has a '78 318 with a 904 trans and 273 gears. It has early 70s Chrysler sport wheels and the bucket seats and console from an '81 Olds Omega. Its undergoing constant upgrade, but it will always appear pretty stock.

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