The "Little Red Wagon" was made famous by racer Bill Golden. His 1965 Dodge A100 could be had from the factory with a 2.8L Slant-Six making 101 horses, or later, a 4.5L V-8. However, the stock ...

1965 Dodge A100 Little Red Wagon The Little Red Wagon started off in Chrysler’s Special Equipment Division as an after-hours project to build an A100 pickup powered by a 425-horsepower ...

The 1960s were a crazy time for drag racing, and one of the craziest was a drag-racing pickup truck called the Little Red Express. Based on a "Forward Control" Dodge A100, the Little Red Express ...

The Little Red Wagon's carbureted 425hp, 426ci Hemi engine and TorqueFlite transmission were purchased through Chrysler/Plymouth/Dodge's Marysville, Ohio, parts depot, using a corporate purchase ...

On 30 percent nitro, test pilot Jay Howell launched the newly christened Little Red Wagon not down Motor City Drag Way, but straight up like Trigger on bath salts. Dodge PR Chief Frank Wylie saw a ...