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This Ram has a great build. The Viper Blue paint on the car shows excellent and contrasts very well with the White racing stripes to give it that sporty look. The custom workflows into the Blue interior as well. Powering this Ram is the 5. 9L V8 engine. Backing that powerplant is an Automatic transmission. Other options on this custom 2001 Dodge Ram are, CD player, power brakes, power steering, power locks, power windows, power mirrors, tilt wheel cloth interior, and more! This is the one you want to own.

This classic truck is still in excellent shape and runs well. It is powered by a 201 cubic inch flat head straight 6 cylinder engine and a 3 speed manual transmission. The red and black paint is in good shape and the interior, while having some wear, is in surprisingly good shape for a truck this age.

Walking around this truck you should notice the repainted black gloss paint with ceramic coating, color matched bumpers, replaced smoked headlights, smoked taillights, the spray in bedliner, 20' alloy wheels wrapped in radial tires, tinted windows, and a lowered stance accomplished by drop spindles and a c notched frame. The current also replaced the front ball joints, tie rods, wheel bearings, rotors and brake pads, all about 2k miles ago. The interior has had some tasteful upgrades added the include leather seating, heated seats, suede headliner, carpeting, Aftermarket stereo with AM/FM. Additional comfort features in this pickup include cruise control, air conditioning, power brakes, power steering, anti-lock brakes, seat belts, driver airbag, passenger airbag, etc. Powering this sharp Ram 1500 is a 4. 7L V8 engine that is mated to a 6 speed manual transmission and pushing the power to the ground through a posi-traction rear end with 3. 55 gears. The odometer reads...

It Sports a peppy 318 cubic inch V8 and 4-speed automatic transmission, this was a great canvas to start this mid-year restomod. Virtually every panel on both the interior and exterior were worked over in some way to bring this Viper Red beauty that you see before you. The front grill is off a newer Ram truck, modified to fit flush within the stock headlight locations. The recessed areas on the tailgate were made 'shallower' to simulate a ghosted effect on the bodyline. A one-off set of 18' front and 20' rear billet wheel is fitted, wrapped in Nitto tires cleanly tucked under the fenders, thanks to a lowered suspension.

Pop open the drivers' door and stare in amazement at the 2015 Chevy pick up seats recovered and cleanly fitted around the center console pulled from a Lincoln Navigator. Turn the ignition and the 5. 2l V8 roars to life, thanks to the custom side-exit exhaust. The LED headlights light the way to the local cruise night where you are sure...

The D Series shared its AD platform with the Dodge Ramcharger/Plymouth Trailduster twins. Dodge D Series trucks were powered by a humongous array of optional engines during its lifetime, ranging from the 170 CID Slant Six to some serious big block power, buyers had a wide variety of engines to choose from. However, in 1962 the available engines were the 170 and 225 CID Slant Sixes, and a 318 CID V8. This one is equipped with the 225 CID Slant Six, which is backed by a 3-speed manual transmission that shifts smoothly through the gears. One nifty add-on that isn't found often on these vintage rides is the addition of electric air conditioning (not blowing cold at check-in, however). To help keep operating temps under the hood in check, its owner added a high-capacity aluminum radiator and electric-fan-cooled A/C condenser. On the exterior, the blue paint is nicely set off by its white top, and the blue and white interior carries over the exterior theme. The bench seat is done in a nice blue and...