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Either that is a pre-production prototype or a 94. Secondly, the only way to get any kind of measurable fuel economy boost is to do what I do and drive(I'm not kidding either) VERY VERY slow.
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Pictures finally loaded. 12/93 = 94 model year.
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Seen one of the first years models before?
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wow, that thing is in rough shape.... you might want to look into fixing up the body, rather than gas mileage mods.
besides, you arent going to get much better than what youre getting now.
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Yep the body aint that great. It's a work truck. I will find a flatbed sometime or another in this lifetime
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Seen one of the first years models before?
94 model year is the first year for 2nd gen Rams. My 98 Ram has a November 97 build date.
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Wonder why they did that?
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They've been doing that for AT LEAST 50 years. For instance, I recently test drove a 2013 Dodge Dart. My '95 was built in November of '94 I think.
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wow, that thing is in rough shape.... you might want to look into fixing up the body, rather than gas mileage mods.
besides, you arent going to get much better than what youre getting now.
i think your jealous. it may be be beaten up but there looks like no rust.
looks like a great truck for its age. where i live some vehicles start looking unsafe to be on the road after they are about 15 years old.