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The factory specification for this Dodge D200 Standard Cab Pickup: engine, power, drivetrain and build years to help you match the exact OEM parts.
About the Dodge D200 Standard Cab Pickup
The DODGE D200 Standard Cab Pickup was built between 1971 and 1974. It is a classic pickup truck known for its sturdy build and utility. This model is perfect for those who need a reliable vehicle for work or transporting goods. With its rear-wheel drive, it offers a smooth drive on highways and country roads alike. The truck's design makes it suitable for both city and rural settings, providing versatility for various tasks.
Under the hood, the DODGE D200 features a powerful 5.9-liter petrol engine. This engine comes with an intake manifold injection or carburettor system, delivering solid performance with 182 PS or 134 kW of power. The engine, known by the code 6HK1-TCC, has eight cylinders and two valves per cylinder. While it doesn't have a catalytic converter, it remains a robust choice for those who appreciate classic engineering. The truck does not include modern features like ABS or ASR, but its straightforward design is part of its charm.
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