Dodge Ram Wiki (history/info)
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Dodge Ram Wiki (history/info)
I found this a while ago. It doesn't list any of the known problems but it has some interesting info.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dodge_Ram
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dodge_Ram
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I have real issues with having tanks of highly compressed flammable gas in my truck. I am nervous when transporting welding tanks..... having one permanently mounted on my truck? I'll pass...... I have seen what's left of cars/trucks after a tank goes..... there ain't much.... and usually, the only way I was able to identify what the pile of twisted metal USED to be, was a surviving taillight.......
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Check with the natural gas utility in your area, see if they use NGV powered vehicles and what they do with them. I have bought and run a number of NGV fueled cars and trucks.
A 1974 Dodge D100 pu, slant 6 on natural gas....Truck my Dad drove for a gas utility for a few years.
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A 1974 Dodge D100 pu, slant 6 on natural gas....Truck my Dad drove for a gas utility for a few years.
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I thought the info about sales was interesting.
I remember falling in love (lust) with the 2nd gen ram when it came out and how all other trucks looked "whimpy" next to it. It seems many would-be truck owners felt the same since Ram sales rose so fast. It forced Ford and Chevy to copy the "look". I remember thinking, "the new fords look pretty beefy," after they did the redesign to look more "manly".
I remember falling in love (lust) with the 2nd gen ram when it came out and how all other trucks looked "whimpy" next to it. It seems many would-be truck owners felt the same since Ram sales rose so fast. It forced Ford and Chevy to copy the "look". I remember thinking, "the new fords look pretty beefy," after they did the redesign to look more "manly".
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My Ram has a chime, which I like soo much better than the buzzer.
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I thought the info about sales was interesting.
I remember falling in love (lust) with the 2nd gen ram when it came out and how all other trucks looked "whimpy" next to it. It seems many would-be truck owners felt the same since Ram sales rose so fast. It forced Ford and Chevy to copy the "look". I remember thinking, "the new fords look pretty beefy," after they did the redesign to look more "manly".
I remember falling in love (lust) with the 2nd gen ram when it came out and how all other trucks looked "whimpy" next to it. It seems many would-be truck owners felt the same since Ram sales rose so fast. It forced Ford and Chevy to copy the "look". I remember thinking, "the new fords look pretty beefy," after they did the redesign to look more "manly".