Dodge D250 Standard Cab Pickup

The DODGE D250 Standard Cab Pickup was built between 1987 and 1991. This pickup truck was designed for utility and work purposes, making it a reliable choice for those needing to haul goods or equipment. With its sturdy build and rear-wheel drive, it was often used on farms, construction sites, and for other heavy-duty tasks. The pickup's design focused on practicality and durability, which made it a popular choice among those who needed a tough vehicle for everyday work.

Under the hood, the DODGE D250 featured a powerful petrol engine with a displacement of 5.2 liters. This engine, known by the code CY4102-C3C, had eight cylinders and two valves per cylinder, delivering a power output of 173 PS. The truck used an intake manifold injection or carburettor system for fuel delivery, but it did not include a catalytic converter. While it lacked modern features like ABS or ASR, the D250 was known for its straightforward engineering and robust performance.