Cherry Bomb Project D100 Hot Rod

Aftermarket exhaust company Cherry Bomb's Project D100 is a 1964 Dodge D100 short bed stepside pickup that was found in a barn in Georgia and purchased for only $300. After cleaning it up, Cherry Bomb started turning the truck into a hot rod.

The first order of business was to drop in a Mopar 526 crate motor Hemi with aluminum heads, dual carburetors and long tube headers. Then came 4 in 1 dragster style Zoomies, Wilwood Brakes, and a Viper T-60 60 6 speed transmission. The truck sports a vintage Cherry Bomb patina style logo that embellishes one of the most iconic and nostalgic brands ever to influence the heyday of the muscle car. The addition of Cherry Bomb Glasspacks complete both the look and sound of this totally “pushed to the limit” project truck.

Stacey David, of Stacey David’s Gearz television show, got in on the action and added a ladder bar style rear suspension that was needed for increased traction due to the huge horsepower increase of the Hemi engine and a Lokar shifter and gas pedal. Stacey also chose vintage Radir drag slicks on wide whites for the rear and Coker Tires for the front.