Where are you guys getting tow mirrors? Would love a set. When I pull our 25' camper it's all I see in every mirror. Not to mention they look bad ***

 

wow, still getting snow in PA.

 

His tag says IOWA ?


I have those headlights. Nice.

 

Bought em off of ebay.they are for a 98 to 02 ram. had to drill a few holes for the mirrors to fit right. mine are power and heated. in 03 the mirror plug changed so i had to splice the plugs off of my other mirrors onto the new ones. the truck pretty much has no blind spots with the mirrors on. i love em!

 

Would you happen to have any close ups of where they attach? Or is there a thread I can find them in. Want to see how they look up close before I order a set

 

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shes a WIP

 

Been on the forum for a while but new to the dak section. Here she is. Nothing fancy.
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i just bought this about a week ago. i kept the old 92 and now this is my 02. it has the 4.7 in it and has lots of plans. hope you like it
this is weston from orderville utah

 

I like the 4.7 Daks. My next one will be a 4.7, just don't know what gen yet. Depends on how good the getting is.

 

I've already shared these photos in the introduction, but figured I'd share them here since it's relevant to the topic. My Dakota is a 1999, 3.9L V-6 magnum, 2WD, 5 speed manual transmission, with just over 211k miles on it.

Every time the engine starts, the house dog, my little boy, and my hound dog all want to ride with me. I started the engine to let it warm up for a second while I hooked up the trailer, and came back to this.
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Latest job, hauling dad's busted lawn mower to the warranty repair place.
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Ripping apart an old Datsun truck to haul off for scrap. The engine bay of the Datsun is twisted off because I got tired of rusted bolts and things in the cab, so I knocked out two windows, wrapped a chain through the cab and hooked it onto the Dakota and yanked the whole thing off. Before the cab ripped off though, the engine bay twisted off the frame.
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Same job, scrapping the old Datsun pickup truck, just a different view. The whip on the back is a 102" steel whip CB radio antenna. I use CB radios to keep in touch with my wife and family at the house when I'm out and about since I get better reception with it in these hills than I do with my cell phone. It's also less distracting than a cell phone if you're driving.
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The bed of the truck. The black everywhere is my failed attempt at using rubberized undercoat to make a poor man's bed-liner. I plan on eventually cleaning it out and putting in an actual spray-in liner.
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The inside of the toolbox I keep in the back.
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