This Looks Pretty Dang Cool

[Geddyflea]

Ram designed a backpack for pickup trucks

The Ram 1500 Backcountry X custom is a showcase for a RamPack storage system that can be installed onto a pickup truck to expand its cargo carrying capability.

www.foxnews.com

It's a new storage "system" for the 1500s with the Rambox

 

[mikeru82]

Too bad Ram will never offer this to the public. I get the feeling they're wanting to phase the rambox out of existence. Although, this backpack would solve the warped rambox lid issue completely.

 

[Belvedere]

Just saw that. Now I wish I had Ramboxes. Assuming this actually goes into production.

 

[User_3336]

Similar idea.....different need.

 

[RockYacht2020]

Just saw that. Now I wish I had Ramboxes. Assuming this actually goes into production.

I'm in this boat. But that's a big assumption. Still a cool look.

 

[boogielander]

Similar idea.....different need.

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you mean something that they'd never actually offer to the market? lol
i need that snorkel for desert runs.

 

[Derek916]

can't wait for a fully loaded Limited to equip this and come with an 800lb payload sticker

 

[TheWaterman83]

It's a pitch to the overlanding crowd. If it makes it into production, it will be interesting to see if it's popular. Overlanding is still big but not as big as it was during the COVID pandemic. Now? Looks like a lot of places are going back to work.

 

[LaxDfns15]

Just get an RSI Smart Cap with the storage addons. Would probably end up cheaper than that if they ever brought it to market. And you don't need RAM Boxes.

 

[devildodge]

It's a pitch to the overlanding crowd. If it makes it into production, it will be interesting to see if it's popular. Overlanding is still big but not as big as it was during the COVID pandemic. Now? Looks like a lot of places are going back to work.

Our state had to start charging fees for the FREE forest sites. The overlanding/camping craze is still full steam ahead.

 

[TheWaterman83]

Our state had to start charging fees for the FREE forest sites. The overlanding/camping craze is still full steam ahead.View attachment 142755

It's definitely the latest craze. The idea people are enjoying the outdoors more and more is encouraging.

 

[Idahoktm]

 

[TheWaterman83]

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I know of 2 people, not personally but second hand, who literally sold their house at the peak of COVID and did this. They work remotely. Both have RV's/campers, though.

 

[LaxDfns15]

I know of 2 people, not personally but second hand, who literally sold their house at the peak of COVID and did this. They work remotely. Both have RV's/campers, though.

What I love are the guys that get all the stuff for overlanding, but then leave it all on their trucks while they drive around downtown. Including the easily stolen 3-4 jerry cans strapped with bungie cords.

 

[boogielander]

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tbh as a single male in his early 30s i much rather do this over buying a house where i have to get taxed yearly for... just owning the property.

 

[boogielander]

What I love are the guys that get all the stuff for overlanding, but then leave it all on their trucks while they drive around downtown. Including the easily stolen 3-4 jerry cans strapped with bungie cords.

hey can't complain for free gas right? especially if you're in ****holes like commiefailnia

 

[Idahoktm]

tbh as a single male in his early 30s i much rather do this over buying a house where i have to get taxed yearly for... just owning the property.

It was a joke...that's the point of memes.

Home ownership isn't for everyone, but they have been my best investments, by far.

 

[boogielander]

It was a joke...that's the point of memes.

Home ownership isn't for everyone, but they have been my best investments, by far.

i know it's a joke but we're living in meme times lol

 

[TheWaterman83]

What I love are the guys that get all the stuff for overlanding, but then leave it all on their trucks while they drive around downtown. Including the easily stolen 3-4 jerry cans strapped with bungie cords.

Yeah I never quite understood that. A lot of it is for "image" I'm sure. I see a ton of Jeeps, mostly Rubicons, with tons of gas cans, winches, jacks, etc and the only off-roading they've done is pulling onto the grass at the apple orchard to park and go apple picking lol. Granted, there are probably a good amount of them that do off-road as well.

 

[TheWaterman83]

It was a joke...that's the point of memes.

Home ownership isn't for everyone, but they have been my best investments, by far.

I walk through my door every night and am super grateful. After renting for a decade, living above/next-to/under annoying people, not having anywhere to put my stuff, no place to really call "home", gets really old.

I can deal with the occasional clogged drain, leaky pipe, landscaping, etc.

Living out of a truck or camper? Fun but not for me.