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    Gloat

    Merry Christmas to us.

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    2015 Ram 1500 Quad Cab 4X4
    "I've cut the dang thing three times and it's STILL too darn short"
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    Stew Hagerty

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    Thats great and gas is only $2.00 a gallon.
    Merry Christmas

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    Great lookin truck. Is that a T-Bird I see there?
    George

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    That's a great look in' truck, enjoy!

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    You do indeed SUCK!

    (Well...not as much as Dodge. )
    I am never wrong.

    Well...I thought I was wrong once...but I was mistaken.

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    Congrats on your new truck! I got mine last March and still LOVE it! Have fun!
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    Sweeet! My 1995 Ram 1500 is still going strong.
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    New vehicles are always fun.
    Best Regards,

    Gordon

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    Looking mighty fine, although that bed is kinda short for a woodworker.

    Is that one of the diesels?
    It came to pass...
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    My son just bought the same truck. His has the hemi and he brags about gas mileage--he thinks 16 is good.

    Anyway, it's all I can do to get up into the thing. He refuses to buy running boards.
    Mike Null

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    Thanks, We've needed a new vehicle for about a year. I am in an electric wheelchair and had an exterior lift on the back of our Grand Cherokee. At first we were looking at SUV's again, but most are Crossover's now, built on a car chassis. They just wouldn't carry the load. The lift tongue slides into a class III hitch receiver so the lift itself actually projects 4' from the back of the truck. Since the lift itself weighs well over 100lbs and my chair is pushing 200lbs, that is a pretty large load to be cantilevered off the back. But the truck actually carries the load easily.

    Quote Originally Posted by George Bokros View Post
    Great lookin truck. Is that a T-Bird I see there?
    Yes George, that's a 95 Bird. We bought it for our daughter to go back and forth to college. Believe it or not, we got it literally from a little old lady that just used it to go back and forth to church and her doctor. It's up for sale...


    Quote Originally Posted by John Sanford View Post
    Looking mighty fine, although that bed is kinda short for a woodworker.Is that one of the diesels?
    The bed is 5'7" and since I can't really handle wood more that 8' by myself, it should work just fine. To get the next longer bed (6'3" I believe) you have to jump up to the next trim level. $$$ It's the V6, but it has a 8 speed automatic which puts a surprising amount of power to the street.


    Quote Originally Posted by Mike Null View Post
    My son just bought the same truck. His has the hemi and he brags about gas mileage--he thinks 16 is good.

    Anyway, it's all I can do to get up into the thing. He refuses to buy running boards.
    Running Boards were a must! This sucker is TALL! Even with them, it's all I can do to transfer from my chair.
    "I've cut the dang thing three times and it's STILL too darn short"
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    Stew Hagerty

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    Very nice truck. I've had awesome luck with my dodge trucks. Very reliable and they just go and go.Enjoy!

    Red
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    Hey!!! I got it to fit in the garage! But just barely. The lift sticks out about another 2' past the back end. That puts the front bumper is less than a foot shy of the furnace.

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    "I've cut the dang thing three times and it's STILL too darn short"
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    Stew Hagerty

  14. hey in that truck with a Hemi - 16 is great! LOL

    my sister in law has the same truck (long cab, short bed) with the V6 and they drive it a lot. Gets good mileage (for a truck) and plenty of room for the kids.

    I love the color.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mike Null View Post
    My son just bought the same truck. His has the hemi and he brags about gas mileage--he thinks 16 is good.

    Anyway, it's all I can do to get up into the thing. He refuses to buy running boards.
    16??? Egads, I get 19-21 in my 3/4 ton duramax diesel! He wouldn't happen to have a heavy right foot maybe?

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