Newbie in PA
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Newbie in PA
Watch out, newbie alert! 
Anywho, I'm Ian and I'm from southeastern PA. I own a 1998 Ram Sport, with a few nice mods (and more on the way). I also have an 82 Ramcharger which I'm building into a trail rig. I spend most of my time over at Ramcharger Central, but hopefully I'll be spending some time here too.
Anywho, I'm Ian and I'm from southeastern PA. I own a 1998 Ram Sport, with a few nice mods (and more on the way). I also have an 82 Ramcharger which I'm building into a trail rig. I spend most of my time over at Ramcharger Central, but hopefully I'll be spending some time here too.
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RE: Newbie in PA
Thanks for the kind welcome everyone.
Here's a pic of my Ram. It's fully loaded and even has a dealer installed power moon roof. So far I've added a Keystone Viper style hood, a Mopar rollpan, a 4 disk in-dash cd changer from a newer Chrysler car, a JL Audio Stealthbox, Hurculined the bed, added a set of fog lights to the bed (so I can see at night), an X-tang full-tilt soft tonneau, and a few other goodies. Since this pic was taken, I've replace the grey bumper cover with one painted to match the body, and I've remounted my fog lights. The truck was in an accident ealier this year (lady in a Grand Cherokee ran a stop sign...she was totalled out, I drove away with cosmetic damage), so I have to replace the front bumper assembly, hood, lower radiator core support, and headlights.
Here's my Ramcharger. It has a 4" lift, a factory roll bar, and Dixie horns. It's a 4-speed manual too, which was very hard to find.
I've also had two other 3 other Ramchargers in the past few years. The first one is a 79 Plymouth Trailduster that my mother bought brand new, and passed onto me. That got sold a few years ago. The second pic is an 82 Ramcharger that my dad bought brand new, and I bought off him. I sold that to a good friend of mine a few years ago. And this last pic is a 90 Ramcharger that I bought a few years back, but sold when I bought my Ram.
Here's a pic of my Ram. It's fully loaded and even has a dealer installed power moon roof. So far I've added a Keystone Viper style hood, a Mopar rollpan, a 4 disk in-dash cd changer from a newer Chrysler car, a JL Audio Stealthbox, Hurculined the bed, added a set of fog lights to the bed (so I can see at night), an X-tang full-tilt soft tonneau, and a few other goodies. Since this pic was taken, I've replace the grey bumper cover with one painted to match the body, and I've remounted my fog lights. The truck was in an accident ealier this year (lady in a Grand Cherokee ran a stop sign...she was totalled out, I drove away with cosmetic damage), so I have to replace the front bumper assembly, hood, lower radiator core support, and headlights.
Here's my Ramcharger. It has a 4" lift, a factory roll bar, and Dixie horns. It's a 4-speed manual too, which was very hard to find.
I've also had two other 3 other Ramchargers in the past few years. The first one is a 79 Plymouth Trailduster that my mother bought brand new, and passed onto me. That got sold a few years ago. The second pic is an 82 Ramcharger that my dad bought brand new, and I bought off him. I sold that to a good friend of mine a few years ago. And this last pic is a 90 Ramcharger that I bought a few years back, but sold when I bought my Ram.
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