AWD Classic Mopar

It's an interesting thought that there might be a classic Mopar from back in the day that solved the problem of getting big bock V8 torque to the ground by doubling the contact patches. Unfortunately, that wasn't really a direction that automakers explored until the Audi Quattro and a bit later, the amazing Japanese performance machines in the 80s and 90s. No doubt, Mopar had the engineering know-how to do something like this but they were responding to market forces of the time and this was an under-valued approach at the time.

For example, there was a prototype made by Ferguson Research in the UK of the '65 Mustang running an AWD system (three copies, I guess) that worked pretty damn well but never caught on. So the tech was out there, evidentially.
https://jalopnik.com/5867021/one-of-three-4x4-1965-mustang-prototype-for-sale-in-britain/

That is a stupid waist of a great classic car. I'm done with you.

Huh? Do you have a specific problem with the midsection of that car?

Are you calling the Trailduster and Ramcharger a truck?

Are you saying that they're not trucks? I love those things but I think you'd have a hard time calling them cars.