Hey everyone

Lane
2005 Dodge Ram 3500, Quad Cab, 4x4, Laramie
Molten Red Pearl Clear Coat
5.9 litre, I6 325 hp, 610ft-lbs torque
Automatic 48 RE , 3.73 differential
No Modifications




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NIce truck

 

Thank you Sharx, I just wish that I had the money to do all the mods that you have plus some.

 

What are you towing that you need those mudflaps?

 

I wish I did too hehehe

 

whos the owner of this beast?


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Id drive it

 

Here's us out in the woods. Picture was taken at a ghost town in central Montana at about 6500 or so feet. Then there's a picture of the rig with the camper the weekend we bought it.

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I tow a fifth wheel trailer Mayfair,the mud flaps behind the tire help stop rocks from chipping the paint on the truck, the mud flap/rock guard in the reciver hitch prevents rock from hitting the fifth wheel trailer/boat or what ever else I am towing. It also lets my wife see exactly where the back of the truck is when backing up. It will take a hit rather than the bumper.

 

Why is it always the wife's fault???