The Dodge 500 was a heavy-duty truck introduced in 1964 and built in the United Kingdom by Dodge, replacing Dodge UK's earlier 300 series cab-over trucks. The 500 series was developed in the early 1960s with styling by Ghia and engineering by the Rootes Group at Kew, England. The cabs were noted for their styling, roominess and comfort, good visibility of the road and an engine position that intruded little into the cab. Payload capacities ranged up to 11 short tons for two-axle units and up to 16 short tons for three-axle units, or a gross combined weight of up to 67,000 pounds for the tractors.
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