Electrical Dodge Sweptline Trucks

After 13 model years of highly maneuverable, short wheelbase, easy to drive trucks Dodge engineers reverted back to the traditional method of light truck chassis design. Dodge's new 1961 low-tonnage models featured three new wheelbase lengths: 114-inches for the short box D100; 122-inches for the long box D100 and D200 and 133-inches for the D300. These lengths compared to 108-, 116-, and 126-inch wheelbases of the previous 13 model years.

The chassis construction of all models featured new heavier and stronger straight frame rails with six sturdy industry standard 34-inch cross members, strong I-beam front axles, new wider and longer multi-leaf springs at all four corners, heavy rear axles and Chrysler's superior Oriflow shocks. All low-tonnage trucks featured wider axles to provide greater stability and easier maneuverability.

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