CONVERTER AIDED BY OVERLOAD AT DODGE

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RALPH KISIEL Truck Editor

November 11, 1996 05:00 AM

Dodge says it's too busy cranking out Ram and Dakota pickups to worry about building a specialty truck that mimics a Chevrolet Sportside or a Ford Flareside pickup.

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