2016 Ram Laramie Quad

[Snaketamer]

GM has got to ditch that square Aztek wheel well look they have been clinging to for decades. Otherwise a nice looking truck.

I totally agree. It was old 10 years ago

You may get your wish in 2019...




http://news.pickuptrucks.com/2017/02...rado-1500.html

[Not4you]

Nice ride. Congrats!!

[svo1990mustang]

Nice seeing you and your new rig, enjoy the toys, the boards look great!

[Ponyryd]

Beauty truck, Rick! Nice interior...just can't get used to the 'dial-a-gear'. lol I'm used to a large shifter in my hand...




That happened on my '04 Lariat crew...the high mount brake light seal leaked and screwed up the security module behind the rear passenger seat. Ford dealer had my truck for a week with the interior torn out of it. They found a couple wonky door sensors and a bad security module. Thing was the new module they ordered was bad outta the box. Cost them over $5k in tech hours to figure it out...cost me ~ $500 plus they gave me a rental pickup and my truck was out of warranty.

Thanks for the info, didn't know it was a Ford issue as well, although I have see it on older domestic trucks. Seems like such a simple thing to engineer properly, but what do I know.

[Ponyryd]

huh.
Didn't even notice that.
I don't care for the "large shifter", but I do like the idea of a mechanical shift linkage.

No worse than the old pushbutton gear selectors.

maybe it's a Mopar thing.

Lol, I've seen a few of those, very weird. Although the rotary shifter is very common, Ford uses it I'm sure of that, and Ford also uses push-buttons on the console I'm quite sure. Sadly I doubt any "mechanical linkage" is mostly gone now, most are electronic weather there is a traditional shifter or not.

[ZR]

Nice seeing you and your new rig, enjoy the toys, the boards look great!

Good seeing you, thanks again for the hook up.

[ZR]

Todays mod, front windows tinted.

[Stephen06GT]

^^Niiiiice

[ZR]

Guy local to me, in n out in 45 minutes + clean job.

[Scrape]

Looking good Rick!