So tell me! :D

notice his avatar

Retired California L.E.; been retired 7+ years. Owning this Dakota has improved my mechanical skills significantly. :icon_woot:

Sheet Metal Worker plus what ever else that make the bank account grow.

new here guys. im a cnc operator and i do set ups on the machines

United States Air Force. Best thing about it is they have a full garage on base with a few lifts.

That's the weirdest thing in the world, this truck is quite popular with military personnel and law enforcement officers. No insult at all guys, I just find it intriguing. I'd venture to say about half of the owners of Dakotas are either military, law enforcement and college students. Am I the only one that thinks this is the case? I'd say the other major group is tradesman.

I would have to agree. All the trucks on base are Dodge Rams or Dakotas. Few have Chevys and I've seen one Toyota

I'm a Civil Engineer for the United States Air Force and my specific job is an HVAC/R technician.

I'm a factory trained Dodge tech for the last 25 years. I repair all dodge, Chrysler and jeep transmissions. But I do repair from bumper to bumper. Before that I was a tech in the independent shops for 15 years. Yeh I know, I'm old.