Barn Bound: 1991 Dodge D-150 Ram Pickup – SOLD!

July 13, 2021 Update – we confirmed the seller of this Dodge Ram “Classifind” deleted their listing, so we’re now able to call this one “SOLD!” While this one got away, please reach out either by email or call us directly if you’d like to be informed when we come across something similar.

Finding a rust-free, thirty-year-old, V8-powered Dodge Ram for your next Mopar build is getting tougher each year, so we predict this silver over red 1991 Dodge D-150 currently originally listed in July 2021 on Craigslist near Raleigh, North Carolina will not last long with an asking price of $3,500.  In fact, comparing that price against the Hagerty Insurance Online Valuation Tool confirms the private seller has their D-150 priced four hundred dollars less than this guide’s #4 “Fair” (Daily Driver) estimate of $3,900.

Not only does this truck appear to be rust-free, but the red cloth interior also appears to be unused. Candidly, we would send out the aluminum wheels to get cleaned and polished, find a qualified body shop to repair and repaint the dented roof, polish out the rest of this truck’s paint, and then enjoy it as a daily driver.

Here’s the seller’s description:

“This is a true barn find as it has been found near my barn for the last 10 years!

This Dodge Ram D150 has served as my farm truck. Rarely left the property except to go to the nearby dump.

I bought it from the original owner’s family and they said they just used it to haul stuff too. The odometer is broken but states 39k miles.

The body is rust-free. Had one very thin cheap paint job before I got it. A few dings from its service life as pictured.

The interior is original and immaculate.

The 318 V8 with throttle body fuel injection fires right up every time even after sitting for months. Drives down the road, but needs tires, brakes, shocks to be safely driven any distance. Would recommend towing it.

These old American trucks are going up on value and getting harder to find in rust-free condition. This would make a great rat rod, resto project or daily driver with just a little work. I had plans for it myself but have so many projects I thought I would float it out here to see if anyone else wants to take it on. Not going to give it away though.

Who wants a classic American truck for the 4th?“

Farm or Market: what would you do with this Dodge D-150?  Comment below and let us know!