Dodge A100 Van: How To Replace The Suspension And Engine | Wheeler Dealers

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  • Опубліковано 17 лип 2024
  • Ant Anstead shows you how to replace the suspension and engine of a Dodge A100 van for modern handling and performance.
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  • @-Mike-69
    @-Mike-69 18 днів тому

    Back in the late 80s, I bought a 64 A100 van from the original owner for $500. It was all otiginal and intact. It became my daily driver and was also the tow vehicle for our 1/4 mile drag car.

  • @delikone
    @delikone Рік тому +3

    amazing work. He makes it look very easy, it is not. Getting that crossmember height in there with the lower arm mounted was extremely clever. I'm going to do this to my a100

  • @Gbonejohn1974
    @Gbonejohn1974 2 роки тому +1

    Ant really is an incredible mechanic ,havent watchd the show for years now im binging these clips ....hes technically better than EDD from what i can see although im a definite layman ,different delivery but he works great and Elvis too

  • @RestorationObsession
    @RestorationObsession 3 роки тому +1

    Oh man, I've always wanted a 1968 dodge a100 panel van. I'd turn it into a sweet retro custom job. Cool find guys!

  • @dapurmungil8852
    @dapurmungil8852 3 роки тому +4

    I am really looking forward to seeing the final of this restoration. Lovely

    • @nolahahnshouse3389
      @nolahahnshouse3389 3 роки тому +1

      Ditto!

    • @Sarmsmk677
      @Sarmsmk677 3 роки тому

      When is the next one on

    • @songjunejohnlee2113
      @songjunejohnlee2113 3 роки тому

      All the full episodes are available on motortrend. They’re clipping them out for UA-cam so no telling if or when remainder of episodes will come.

  • @neilwavg
    @neilwavg 3 роки тому

    This is beyond simple vehicle repairs, this is a craft!

  • @agomezjunco
    @agomezjunco 3 роки тому +1

    This is a Premium Episode.
    Mr. Brewer doing some manual labor!

  • @carrestore
    @carrestore 3 роки тому

    that was perfect 👍😍👍

  • @privateprivate1865
    @privateprivate1865 2 роки тому +1

    Sega toe jam and Earl @ 6:00

  • @fakirone
    @fakirone Рік тому

    I'd be nice if you all included parts lists on the website, episode, or these videos. The instructionals are great and super helpful, adding parts lists would make this invaluable.

  • @planetx5269
    @planetx5269 3 роки тому +1

    I love the Dodge A100's and have a rare. Higher top camper van, a 108. I too want to do something with the front end but I don't know if I can do what you did although I love it. Can I buy the kit anywhere or could I use the front end from some other vehicle. I also want to move my V8 engine back about 18 inches and put a bench type seat in it and I think the van would handle better. What do you think? Please get back to me. My van is a 1963 and they didn't even make them until 1964. Mine is two tone orange. I love the split windshield and pie pan headlights. Can you make a DVD on what you are doing with instructions and I will buy it from you. I also want to make each side of my split windshield to crank open. I think they were the coolest vans ever. I really love the work you are doing. It will be so cool that you will be able to raise and lower it like a lowrider and your handling will be much better. Mine is an automatic. You will probably have disk breaks too which is so much better. Please get back to me. Great job!.

  • @kingpyroportland2180
    @kingpyroportland2180 Рік тому

    Just a heads up the thick spacer should go on the same side as the castle nut. It should go Ball joint, Thin washer, spindle arm, 3/8 spacer and castle nut. I hope this is how it was installed in final preparation other wise you will be going threw lots of ball joints.

  • @twinfirs4
    @twinfirs4 9 місяців тому

    I’d really like to see the steering set up on this

  • @robemerson9139
    @robemerson9139 3 роки тому +1

    What is the brand and part number of the front crossmember, suspension and airbags please? I have a beautiful van, would love to upgrade the front & rear suspension on it.

    • @tsaipod
      @tsaipod 2 роки тому

      I’d like to know this too

  • @MS-nk4xb
    @MS-nk4xb 3 роки тому +1

    - Å fan!

  • @marksmith6634
    @marksmith6634 3 роки тому

    The shorter the tire wall, the more heat related failure, that why they were designed that way, to disburse heat.

  • @gianicasarini2060
    @gianicasarini2060 3 роки тому +1

    Good morning W/D again again again (cars gas co2)

  • @braedenbmx
    @braedenbmx 2 роки тому

    What about the lower door corners in the back? You just coated the weakest part on these vans

  • @lightrazor99
    @lightrazor99 Місяць тому

    great vid, but man you should be wearing some ear protection. Gonna lose hearing for sure doing all that grinding.

  • @HowToSaveMoneyOnCarRepairs
    @HowToSaveMoneyOnCarRepairs Рік тому +1

    Be sure to have Dodge put it through their COMPLETE Post Manufacture testing procedure on Completion of the build...!🤔🎲
    All so called builders should be aware Car The Manufactures will always be The Experts and Not The Self Taught Guy....!🤔😆😈😇👍

  • @aaronhutt274
    @aaronhutt274 3 роки тому +1

    I swear this was uploaded just a few months ago

    • @calibrazxr750
      @calibrazxr750 3 роки тому +1

      You're right, I watched it only a couple of days ago.

    • @billgee02
      @billgee02 3 роки тому +1

      agreed

  • @mathewhyland8925
    @mathewhyland8925 2 роки тому

    Always put chunky tires on your bus

  • @b5846967b
    @b5846967b 2 роки тому +2

    Ant makes this look easy. Its not!!! This will cost a small fortune to have a shop do it if you do not have your own lift and can fabricate

  • @budsodalsky
    @budsodalsky Рік тому +2

    Im sorry to call bs, as I like the video, bloke, but smoking, leaking engines are rebuildable - not "lost cause"

  • @Master_Team1
    @Master_Team1 2 роки тому +2

    Cars Dusty And Rusty Characters
    Dusty-(Dodge-A100-Van)-🚆🚆🚍🚍🚌🚌
    Rusty-(Dodge-Dart)-🚘🚘🚗🚗🚙🚙

  • @kakavalle8305
    @kakavalle8305 Рік тому

    I own a A100 van. It's a 1965 model and it have a Slant six. You call the famous slant six rubbish ? One of the most reliable motors ever produced? You talk rubbish. To restore a neglected slant six is easy. And why did you build your own motor brakets instead of using the original well functioning brakets for the V8?
    I have these parts waiting on the shelf when I will swap the original 170 slant six for my 273 V8 .With correct ORIGINAL parts the motor is bolt on. No amateur rebuilding needed.
    My slant six will be used in my 1966 Plymouth Valiant V100.
    I am a Mopar guy since 1980. I was 17 years old when I bought my first 1965 Plymouth Valiant.
    Today I own :
    1956 Chrysler Windsor
    1965 Dodge A100 Van
    1966 Plymouth Valiant V100
    1976 Dodge Aspen SE Coupé V8
    I also own :
    1975 Moto Guzzi 850 T3 California motorcycle
    1988 Opel Manta GSI Exclusive with the full Recaro kit including the big wing at rear end.
    1990 Audi 100 Avant Turbo with 3 speed automatic transmission and black leather interior.
    1990 Audi V8 (d11) .
    Next time you shall think twice before you even touch an A100. And especially don't talk shit about the Slant six. The famous leaning tower of power.
    This build just show how much of an amateur you are when it comes to rebuild a car.

    • @al_dente4777
      @al_dente4777 Рік тому

      I'm sure that he meant that the Slant's in a rubbish condition due to neglected maintenance. Not that it was of a rubbish design.
      Dropping in the V-8 wasn't done because the Slant was of inferior quality. It was done for making the van fetch a higher price on turnover. Besides, the surf theme and modern suspension fit to a power upgrade better

  • @jonnyc3216
    @jonnyc3216 3 роки тому

    Why do all these videos Finnish half way through the job……