It isnt uncommon to see the Dodge Neon drag racing, road racing or autocrossing but this week’s Muddy Monday features a Neon that has been modified to play in the mud alongside 4 wheel drive trucks.  This Neon has been fitted with a set of ATV tires that allow it to dig through the dirt […] More »

This week’s Muddy Monday feature takes a look at a 3rd gen Dodge Dakota with a bed full of camping gear (and a kayak) working to pull a 1997-2003 Ford F150 out of the mud after flash flooding.  It is clear that the Dakota at work here is nowhere near as muddy as most of […] More »

This week’s Muddy Monday feature takes a look at a 3rd gen Dodge Ram 2500 in action in the pit at the 1st Annual Pollockville Mud Bog in Alberta Canada.  We don’t know much about this big, nasty Ram but it is clear that it is powered by a Cummins Turbo Diesel that spews soot […] More »

The odds are good that most of our Ram owners here at DodgeForum who head into the mud come out a while later with mud slung into every little nook and cranny on the truck from top to bottom.  A day spent playing in the mud can turn any truck into a mud coated rolling […] More »

This week’s Muddy Monday clip features a lifted 3rd gen Dodge Ram 1500 RCSB making a pass through a very long, very deep and very wet mud pit.  As a result, this Patriot Blue Ram changes from metallic blue to gloss brown right before our eyes as it slings mud everywhere.  While this clearly isnt […] More »

This week’s Muddy Monday feature takes a look at a unique Dodge Ram pickup that has been modified to conquer the worst conditions possible – in RC scale.  I won’t pretend to know anything about these customized RC vehicles but there is no question that this little Ram is very good at what it does. […] More »

This week’s Muddy Monday clip takes a look at an unloved 1979 Dodge D100 pickup powered by a 225 cubic inch slant six as it plays in the mud while running on a 50/50 mix of gasoline and diesel.  In looking at this truck, I am guessing that it is a rear wheel drive Dodge […] More »