The Moparized Dodge Ram Power Wagon
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The Moparized Dodge Ram Power Wagon
I cannot wait to see one in person...its hot. Lookout Raptor?
http://www.examiner.com/x-8811-Detro...coming-to-Moab
http://www.examiner.com/x-8811-Detro...coming-to-Moab
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I don't think the Raptor really needs to watch out for the Ram. It seems the Ram was built for the rocks, where the Raptor seems to be a desert truck. I'm sure the Ram could be setup to do well in the desert (I know it's been done with great success), but from the factory (assuming the Ram is sold), they seem like they are built for two completely different types of terrain.
BTW, they have some different shots of the Ram here: http://news.pickuptrucks.com/2010/03...wer-wagon.html
BTW, they have some different shots of the Ram here: http://news.pickuptrucks.com/2010/03...wer-wagon.html
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I don't think the Raptor really needs to watch out for the Ram. It seems the Ram was built for the rocks, where the Raptor seems to be a desert truck. I'm sure the Ram could be setup to do well in the desert (I know it's been done with great success), but from the factory (assuming the Ram is sold), they seem like they are built for two completely different types of terrain.
BTW, they have some different shots of the Ram here: http://news.pickuptrucks.com/2010/03...wer-wagon.html
BTW, they have some different shots of the Ram here: http://news.pickuptrucks.com/2010/03...wer-wagon.html
You nailed it!
Also, there is only one true desert here in Canada so the draw of driving fast on some sand is completely lost on me. I think the Raptor's a neat truck, but what would I do, take it to the coast and **** off surfers at the beach hahaha! Plus, it's a little expensive, no? But a single cab Power Wagon like the last generation, with some mountain conquering components like this concept, now that's a truck that speaks to the truck enthusiast and outdoorsman here in The Great White North. But I'd still sacrifice the capability for a full length bed, you know, for dirt bikes and what not, hence the "last generation" bit.