How many Forum members here own a Ram?

[StingrayZ51]

Bought our 2006 Ram CTD new. Been a great truck. Still runs strong. New injectors in 2015. 138K miles. Photo shows it still with temp tags ready for a run to Moab. Truck still looks the same. Only mods are dealer option Jake brake and EFI Live.

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Previous Dodge trucks include a 440 powered ‘77 Powerwagon and ‘86 Ramcharger.


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Auto or stick? My 48RE went out at 120k so I had it built with all billet parts. Won’t go out again. Turbo just went out last week at 130k and replaced it with an AFE turbo. Mine eats U-joints like candy. Still wouldn’t trade it.


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[71SixPack]

Auto or stick? My 48RE went out at 120k so I had it built with all billet parts. Won’t go out again. Turbo just went out last week at 130k and replaced it with an AFE turbo. Mine eats U-joints like candy. Still wouldn’t trade it.


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Automatic. The 48RE is the weak link. I did have the governor solenoid replaced a few years ago. It’ll need a performance rebuild someday. That’s why I don’t have the fifth setting for the EFI Live. Not enough tranny.
I did have new Ball Joints done in 2017 and added a steering brace. It’s the Laramie option truck. Top of the line for ‘06.
Still love driving it. Load it up with the camper and Jeep on the trailer behind and it just pulls.


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[moparjim]

Just traded in my 2017 limited that I loved for a newer pretty truck that I couldn't resist.
A 2019 Limited. This thing is friggin awesome.
New and old trucks together

 

[RAMBLE1]

Ram makes a great truck. I had three to date, 2004, 2012 and now, a 2018. This is my daily driver, tow vehicle and vacation vehicle. Ram does everything well, of course, the Hemi helps a lot. This will be my last new Ram crew cab, as the truck grew about four inches for 2019. The Ram crew cab will no longer fit in my garage. I may be keeping this truck for many years...

 

[brogers93]

2011 Ram 1500 Sport 4x4 Quad Cab. Owned since new and been a great truck. While I would love a new RAM Rebel, I just can't justify it so I'll keep my truck for a while longer.

 

[HarleyHetz]

I've got a 2015 2500 with the Cummins, deleted and tuned, pulls like a monster!! The wife has a 2018 Rebel for herself, and only buys Rams for her business (Commercial Landscape & Irrigation) she owns about 20 of them in various year models, mostly all Cummins.

 

[srtdusty]

my baby for the last fourteen years .
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Know the feeling. Did sell in 2015

 

[ACMAVRO]

Family work horse, kid and boat hauler

 

[The Englishman]

Nice CE Dusty 😍

 

[srtdusty]

Thanks bud miss it all the time. One of the few regrets

 

[04Ram2500Hemi]

My old truck (and user name): 2004 Dodge Ram 2500 Hemi


My current daily driver: 2012 Ram Power Wagon

 

[HEI1CAT]

I traded my 2016 Ram 2500 Longhorn for the Hellcat. I loved the truck, but the amount of recalls was crazy, and then a recall for them to weld something on the suspension. Are you kidding me? These guys didn't know how to grease the front driveshaft! Thats when the shopping for something new started.

 

[JeffB#2]

Bought at '19 Classic Express 1500 in June. Wife had to have that Ignition Orange. Sticker was $49k, paid $37k. Pretty happy with it. Swapped in a bolt-in muffler (too quiet stock), added some sound mat under and behind the rear seat, bunch of LED bulbs swapped in and better floor mats. It replaced our old '98 SLT.

The only thing I don't care for is the exhaust note when that pesky MDS turns on. Couldn't really hear that very well with the stock muffler. But that's all on me for swapping mufflers.

 

[B5Cat16]

I bought a new 2004 Dodge Ram 1500 4x4 manual 5 speed back in 2004. It only has 30,000 original miles. I use it for it's intended purpose but it is garage kept and VERY well maintained.

 

[Markp]

2008 Power Wagon this is me Rausch Creek off road park

 

[bobosanti]

13 Ram 2500 Cummins
Best vehicle I have ever owned. Amazingly capable and reliable. Engine takes whatever you throw at it.

 

[StingrayZ51]

Finally traded in the 06 5.9 Cummins for this beauty. Was tired of the repairs and rough ride of the diesel. This new Rebel has the most amazing ride. 2020 Ram Rebel 12.

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[SNeal5966]

I own a GMC Sierra myself....though it is 8 years old (I am original owner). I never really was a huge fan of the styling of the Dodge trucks, that is until recently. My previous truck was a Chevy, currently driving a GMC.....and if I were in the market to buy a new truck this year I would be taking a real good look and test drive a the Ram. For the first time that I can remember I think they are the nicest looking truck of the current production models. The interior is badass too! The only question is ride quality since I haven't really ridden any many Dodge trucks, and not the newest generation either. I really like what they have done with Ram....maybe my next truck will be a Ram!

 

[Apollyon]

I bought this truck earlier in the year. Nice truck I haven’t had any problems with it whatsoever. A friend let me borrow his 28’ enclosed trailer recently and with my car plus extras it was towing almost 10,000lbs. Makes me wish I would’ve went with the diesel with how it needed to scream at 4500RPM going up some hills at speed, but for the most part it did well. 4.10 axle ratio. I only towed twice this year so the gas engine is probably better for me in the long run.

 

[EricG]

I've only ever owned a Toyota(Lexus) truck, but I have to say I do like Rams, and if I ever needed a legit rig that would tow a lot, I would get a Cummins asap. Wait, I did briefly own a '85 lifted short cab Power Ram, sold it quick though. I would love to own a late-70s to mid 80s Power Wagon though, I think they look so cool - Chuck Norris all day!

I think they latest styling on new trucks is becoming laughable - especially Chevy who can't seem to get anything right lately - except the new Vette.