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The Demon that Never was!

70Gtx

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Thank god it wasn't, De-Camino
 
whoa, wonder who came up with that brilliant idea...
 
Between Ford's Ranchero and Chevys El Camino, Chrysler probably thought there wasn't enough market left to go after. Unlike the Australians, who did market a Dodge Ute.

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1974 Dodge VJ Ute
 
Between Ford's Ranchero and Chevys El Camino, Chrysler probably thought there wasn't enough market left to go after. Unlike the Australians, who did market a Dodge Ute.

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1974 Dodge VJ Ute

Dodge did market a ute here in the states...it was called the Rampage and it was a complete flop. FWD and a little 2.2.
 
Dodge did market a ute here in the states...it was called the Rampage and it was a complete flop. FWD and a little 2.2.

True. Didn't sell as hoped for. Still, enough sales were there to keep it in production for three years.
 
One of the ideas discussed with my Belvedere was making it into the "Belverino"... I passed on the idea but it has crossed my mind. If I ever got another one real cheap I'd consider it.
 
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