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red dakota convertibles   white dakota convertibles   black dakota convertibles Dakota convertible production was 2,842 in 1989;  then 909 in 1990; and another 8 in 1991.  Here are two of the eight, factory 1991's in 2004.

The 1989-1990-1991 Dodge Dakota Convertible.  This model Dakota is all factory.  In 1988, Dodge made a contract with ASC (then American Sunroof Company, now American Specialty Cars) to manufacture the roadster pickups based on the new Dakota line.  They came in two or four-wheel drive.  The "Dakota roadster pickup" makes a great summer cruiser.

Dakota convertible! The first American convertible pickup since the Ford Model T, it featured a fixed roll bar and an uncomplicated manual top. Roughly 2,842 were sold that first year and 909 in 1990.

In order to fulfill the Dodge Division's commitment to the American Sunroof Company, production of the "drop top" Dakota was extended into the 1991 model year. These models were equipped with the V6 engine, along with the updated front fascia that all 1991's received. Production was extremely limited, with just 8 produced in total, making them the most rare of all Dakotas. No advertising was given to these 8 trucks, and they do not appear in sales literature.  read more here