Dodge D Series

Dodge gradually transitioned the D Series into the Dodge Ram nameplate starting in 1981. The Ram ultimately replaced the older D Series naming convention completely by the early 1990s, marking a new era for their truck line.

Introduced in 1973, the Club Cab was an extended cab option that provided additional indoor storage space behind the front seats. It occasionally featured small fold-down jump seats, offering a preview of the modern crew cab trucks.

Yes, the famous Li'l Red Express was based on the Dodge D Series stepside pickup and was introduced in the late 1970s. It utilized a special high-performance 360 V8 engine and exhaust stacks, making it incredibly quick for its era.