Chrysler D-50 Pickup

The CHRYSLER D-50 Pickup was a compact pickup truck produced from 1978 to 1980. It was designed for utility and everyday tasks, making it a great choice for those who needed a reliable vehicle for work or small business needs. With its rear-wheel drive, the D-50 was well-suited for carrying loads and handling various terrains. This pickup was part of Chrysler's lineup during a time when compact trucks were gaining popularity for their versatility and practicality.

Under the hood, the CHRYSLER D-50 Pickup featured a 1.6-liter petrol engine with the engine code 4G32. This engine had four cylinders and two valves per cylinder, producing a power output of 76 PS or 56 kW. It used an intake manifold injection or carburettor for fuel delivery, which was common for vehicles of its time. However, it did not include a catalytic converter, which means it lacked some of the emissions controls found in later models. The D-50 was a straightforward, no-frills vehicle, ideal for those who needed a dependable truck without the extra technology.