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Fargo Dodge 100 "Kew"

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The Fargo Trucks Dodge 100 "Kew" is a heavy truck made by Fargo Trucks.

Fargo – collective page for Chrysler's export brand beyond the named ranges: D- and W-series trucks and pickups, 57 to 150 kW, six- and eight-cylinder engines from 3,245 to 8,360 cc

Fargo is the commercial-vehicle brand under which Chrysler sold technically identical versions of its Dodge trucks and pickups in numerous export markets; this collective page lists Fargo models outside the named ranges. The type logic follows the Dodge sister model: D types such as D500 denote conventional chassis-cab trucks, W types such as the off-road Power Wagon W-300 the four-wheel-drive version, and the number after the letter the tonnage class. One of the models is listed under the Finnish registration category 'Avolavakuorma-auto' (open-platform truck) with the body code BA.

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The register lists 20 versions with 57 to 150 kW from six- and eight-cylinder engines of 3,245 to 8,360 cc, unladen weights of 1,990 to 17,600 kg, gross vehicle weights of 3,500 to 16,250 kg, lengths of 5,380 to 14,000 mm and widths of 2,020 to 2,500 mm.

Fargo mainly served markets outside North America where Chrysler did not maintain a separate truck brand, including Scandinavia, where the vehicles still appear in registration records today; the dual marketing as Dodge and Fargo explains the close technical kinship of the models.

When buying used, check for rust on the ladder frame and leaf-spring packs, the condition of the clutch and manual gearbox on the older six- and eight-cylinder engines, and parts supply, which for Fargo vehicles today mostly runs through the Dodge parts market since the brand itself is no longer active.

Sources: SpecCodex register, model data: Fargo (weitere Modelle), Zulassungsdaten Traficom (Finnland)

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  • Compare the data plate and chassis number with the papers.
  • Ask about parts availability for this build year — the running costs hang on it.

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