Plant your hide in that hide and roll in pure comfort. Weber’s Custom Interiors turned Dodge Intrepid bucket seats into works of art. Yes, the gorgeous paint and low stance are neat, but look at that interior for a second. There isn’t anything real exotic about the powertrain…a 1979 360 and 727 automatic move the truck along with enough grunt…but look at this rig. Bright sunny days in Spring, hot nights in Summer, leaf-lined backroads in Fall, and in Winter, it can sit in the garage undergoing extensive detailing for the next year’s adventure. What I want out of this truck is a roadtrip that never ends. So long as the title matches the VIN number, I wouldn’t be bothered about it. Kristen England will continue on in the Head. Craft brewery and small batch distillery Bent Brewstillery announced on Wednesday that they are combining resources with Roseville's brewery and taproom Pour Decisions Brewing Company and merging under the name Bent Brewstillery effective immediately. Flip a coin and see if you can make a call between a 19 pickup…I don’t care either way, and it has been called both in previous sales and auctions. by Lindsay Abraham Jan 3, 2014, 6:12am CST.
I’m no fan of the first or second generation Dodge D-series, but how in the hell can you not like a vehicle that is crafted so thoughtfully, so well, that every fiber in your being wants to have a go behind the wheel? From it’s coppery brown paint to the interior that will offer up the aroma of leather for decades to come, the Dodge truck known as “Whiskey Bent” is that vehicle. It is a perfect example of finding a vehicle you hate and seeing it built into something that you can only love. I’ve known about this truck for a few years.
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