1969 Dodge a100 Tradesman

Chevy 450 Big block

Automatic

Clear

Gasoline

Beautiful 1969 Dodge A100 Tradesman in impeccable condition! New engine with barely 100 miles in it. AC, GPS, killer sound system by Arc audio, alarm, disk brakes, stunning interior, etc, etc.Asking price is 25k OBO. I have been working on this van for more than 5 years and I have spend well over $40.000 on it without counting the endless hours of work I personally put in. Please think of it as a brand new vehicle and a super quiet ride. I would also be interested in a trade. I’m looking for a 61 - 64 Lincoln Continental or Camera Lenses. Here is a dropbox link to more photos.dropbox dot com/sh/esml1g5p2s423wo/AADTV_QpQ8G5lRKtpP213Ygwa?dl=0Lots of love, energy and money went into this amazing Dodge A100.$10.000 paint job. This van has always sleep inside a garage with me, before me with the previous owner and before him as well. It belonged to the phone company in San Francisco. I’m now technically the 3rd owner. All rust was removed, which it had almost none. The bottom of the van has been sprayed with 3 layers of antirust epoxy. Very expensive material and delicate process.I spent $17.000 on a new big block Chevy 450 engine and everything that comes along with it. New cooling system, 2 alternators, new disk breaks, new suspension, all new electrical. AC, internal 1500 watt inverter, etc, etc. The list goes on and on. I have all the documentation for it.$6000 were put into the audio sound system, navigation system and rear camera. It carries two Arc audio amplifiers signature editions. This amps are the best you can find, they are literally assembled by hand. 2 - 1500 watts subwoofers and 8 - 200 watts on each speakers. LOTS OF POWER and quality sound. Over $10.000 went into the interior. The whole van has been treated like a sound studio, done by one the best Carpenter in Los Angeles specialized in sound proofing for music studios and foley studios. It has a total of 5 different layers. -It was 1st sprayed with Scorpio coating bed liner protection. A layer Dynamat Xtreme sound deadener came after that. (We put that stuff EVERYWHERE!). 1 full layer of sound block rubber deadening material. Custom wood frames surround the vehicle with Auralex mineral fiber insulation/sound absorption material and then covered with theater sound fabric. An additional DOG house was modified and put on top of the existing one to quieter the engine sound. This got ridded of the faith fume smells coming from under it, a very common thing on this type of vehicles. And again, all soundproofed with Bed liner protection, Dynamat Xtreme and Dynamat foam dynaliner. Marine plywood was use as a base layer of the beautiful solid Red Oak floor. Red Oak door panels and finishes through out the van.As you can see no expensed was spared on this lucky van that has manage to survive the pass of time all this years in the care of two loving owners, a very rare find.Please contact me for more pictures and additional info. I have all the receipts and the original photos when I 1st bought the Van. Thanks for your interest!