danstoys2001
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I think they should do this ?
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Rebel tradesman package
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VaderRebel
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Seems counter productive. Two seperate trim lines with different purposes. I think you would just order a Tradesman with the 4x4 option.
danstoys2001
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Off road 4x4 package?
VaderRebel
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Yep, you can add 4x4 Off Road as an option to most trim levels. 1 inch lift, different shocks and an electric locking rear diff.
danstoys2001
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Cool well if I didn't get a Rebel some day I get a big horn or a tradesman xpress with an off road package
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Different tires also
danstoys2001
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Tradesman black express with off road quad Cab !
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I was thinking about this tonight as I checked out some tradesman trucks.
Now on the 25OO, you can get the tradesman with Powerwagon package. It basically is a Powerwagon without all the extras.
The 1500 Tradesman with off road package is exactly that...just need to get those wheels and tires. Nothing else really different than the interior and grille/tailgate.
Issue being...the tradesman with off-road package is getting real close to Bighorn price.
Would like to know for sure the payload difference between tradesman off road and a lightly optioned Rebel.
Now on the 25OO, you can get the tradesman with Powerwagon package. It basically is a Powerwagon without all the extras.
The 1500 Tradesman with off road package is exactly that...just need to get those wheels and tires. Nothing else really different than the interior and grille/tailgate.
Issue being...the tradesman with off-road package is getting real close to Bighorn price.
Would like to know for sure the payload difference between tradesman off road and a lightly optioned Rebel.
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That’s where I am with the tradesman trim. I’m comfortable in a tradesman with a few options, but the bigger discounts tend to come on the Big Horn trim in my area. When it’s all said and done, I can usually find a Big Horn with the same options and a couple extras for the same price as a tradesman.
$45k for a Tradesman Chrome Crew Cab V6 4x4 Offroad with Air Suspension
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So I thought about this package some more...and what I would modify a tradesman to.
Ok so most info is in the above post
Tradesman Crew Cab 6'4 bed 4x4(since you can not get a Rebel with CC and 6'4 bed.)
Sport hood, dual exhaust with the Rebels black rear bumper, the wheels/tires, the branded shocks.
Keeping the Tradesman's Black front grille and bumper (unless somehow could get the Rebels front bumper to fit)
Keeping the Ram head badge on tailgate.
Should be able to package for just over a Tradesman off road...well in my head anyways.
Ok, that is the truck I want...until I see the 4.5 Gen Powerwagon
Ok so most info is in the above post
Tradesman Crew Cab 6'4 bed 4x4(since you can not get a Rebel with CC and 6'4 bed.)
Sport hood, dual exhaust with the Rebels black rear bumper, the wheels/tires, the branded shocks.
Keeping the Tradesman's Black front grille and bumper (unless somehow could get the Rebels front bumper to fit)
Keeping the Ram head badge on tailgate.
Should be able to package for just over a Tradesman off road...well in my head anyways.
Ok, that is the truck I want...until I see the 4.5 Gen Powerwagon
