Over 1,700 parts for classic Dodge pickups, vans and SUVs sit on this page across twenty-one model pages. Unlike our Dodge car catalogue, the deepest line here is suspension, at nearly 600 parts, which a working truck needs first. Carpet is second at over 400 sets.
Dodge used a letter to encode drive: D is two-wheel drive, W is four-wheel drive, and the number that follows gives the load rating: 100 for half-ton, 200 for three-quarter, 300 and 350 for one-ton. A D200 and a W200 are the same nominal truck with different running gear, and they often take the same cab parts while differing underneath. Our pages follow the same split: D200, D300 and D350 on the two-wheel-drive side, W100 and W250 on the four-wheel-drive side. If the part you want is cab or interior trim, check both letters before concluding we do not stock it.
The Ram pages are the largest group here: Ram 1500, Ram 2500 and Ram 3500 hold over 500 parts between them, with the compact Ram 50 listed separately.
Dakota is the single deepest model page on this side of the catalogue, ahead of Ramcharger and Durango. Because Dodge built the Ramcharger on the shortened W-series chassis, its cab and interior parts overlap heavily with the full-size pickups above.
The forward-control A100 has its own page. Its cab-over layout means little carries over from the conventional pickups, so search that page directly rather than assuming a D-series part will fit.
Beyond suspension and carpet, the catalogue runs to more than twenty-five part categories: interior insulation, floor mats, weatherstrip and rubber seals, seatbelts, window sweeps, window seals, windshield seals, interior panels and around 150 service and parts manuals.
Coronet, Dart, Charger, Challenger, Polara and the rest of the passenger cars live at classic Dodge car parts.
