This custom 1965 Dodge D100 was built in Arizona from a solid, rust-free stepside truck. It is reported as a high-quality build with mild customization that has an awesome engine build at its heart. It is a 392-cid Hemi that is setup with dual four-barrel carburetors and period-style intake and finned valve covers. The engine bay is clean and tidy, with the presentation nicely complementing the sound, sharp overall look. The front seat is trimmed in genuine leather and shares the eye-catching turquoise and white color combination.

Among the additional features is a concealed sound system with remote and is neatly hidden in the glovebox, custom gauge cluster with white instrument faces, natural and finished wood bed with bright positioning strips, air conditioning, power steering, custom alloy wheels and burly blackwall tires. The Dodge is said to run great and has a great sound; plus it is accompanied by a large file folder of receipts which help document this build.