RunsWithBeer
Active Member
Hello to all!
Picked up a new Built to Serve Quad-Cab, Longhorn edition in Patriotic blue this weekend.
The last truck I owned was a Banks Power modified, 2005 F250 Powerstroke that I towed a camper with for 5 years. Now a decade without a truck. I went from the F250 into a heavily modified Wrangler that I wheeled for a few years until my old back and neck said "time to get into something smoother". I sold my Wrangler to Carmax (got $3500 more than the Ram dealer offered for the trade), and picked up my first Ram. Sweet ride, classy interior, terrible air-con.
Looking forward to finding another camper to pull.
I'm amazed how smooth these new trucks ride. The F250 would beat the crap out of me if I wasn't hauling a load, but the Ram is smoooth.
The Built to Serve edition was exactly the "blacked out" look I was hoping to find. I'd like to have bought a Rebel but putting two kids through college doesn't allow for that kind of scratch at this point.
Now if I can figure out how to put some dried ice in the vents to cool it down in this North Carolina 90+ degree days I'll be even happier. My 8 year old, beat up Wrangler blew cold enough to turn my hands blue.
Nice info in the forum here.
Picked up a new Built to Serve Quad-Cab, Longhorn edition in Patriotic blue this weekend.
The last truck I owned was a Banks Power modified, 2005 F250 Powerstroke that I towed a camper with for 5 years. Now a decade without a truck. I went from the F250 into a heavily modified Wrangler that I wheeled for a few years until my old back and neck said "time to get into something smoother". I sold my Wrangler to Carmax (got $3500 more than the Ram dealer offered for the trade), and picked up my first Ram. Sweet ride, classy interior, terrible air-con.
Looking forward to finding another camper to pull.
I'm amazed how smooth these new trucks ride. The F250 would beat the crap out of me if I wasn't hauling a load, but the Ram is smoooth.
The Built to Serve edition was exactly the "blacked out" look I was hoping to find. I'd like to have bought a Rebel but putting two kids through college doesn't allow for that kind of scratch at this point.
Now if I can figure out how to put some dried ice in the vents to cool it down in this North Carolina 90+ degree days I'll be even happier. My 8 year old, beat up Wrangler blew cold enough to turn my hands blue.
Nice info in the forum here.
