Location Milestones with your Ram

[paton.h]

So, I was able to visit the Arctic Circle with my ram using the Dalton Highway (mostly unpaved road) here in Alaska. Pretty neat mile stone considering most vehicles never see this far north. Also, come fall ill be able to drive it from Alaska to Georgia..pretty excited.

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[RamOR]

Not really a famous location, but just a cool pic celebrating the 4th at the beach this last weekend.

Wish I could get the pic rotated correctly, but I can't figure that out.

 

[GreenClassic]

Driving down Route 66 on the way to the Grand Canyon for July 4th:

 

[The War Wagon]

This'll look dumb, without explanation.

For the FIRST 6+ years I owned this truck (and I inherited it in September of '06), it was IN-operable. Fuel line was leaking like a sieve, so it was DANGEROUS to drive - and those were the LEAST of its problems!!!

We did a ton of work to it (see my build thread) starting in August of '12, but it was still only rolling, via rollBACKS - from shop to shop.

Bodywork got done first, before it actually got rolling under its own POWER. And this picture was in the parking lot of my local Monro Muffler, in March of 2013 - as my mechanic took it out for its FIRST road test, since I inherited it. And he'd been working on it DAILY for THREE months at this point!

Less than 1 mile on the odometer, for 6 1/2 years. Miles #2-5 were gained on THIS milestone trip!

 

[marcsnyder]

So, I was able to visit the Arctic Circle with my ram using the Dalton Highway (mostly unpaved road) here in Alaska. Pretty neat mile stone considering most vehicles never see this far north. Also, come fall ill be able to drive it from Alaska to Georgia..pretty excited.

Share images of interesting places your truck has been

Nice I always wanted to drive up to Prudhoe Bay when I was up there. I just drove from Anchorage to Virginia it was a fun drive.

 

[jadocs]

So, I was able to visit the Arctic Circle with my ram using the Dalton Highway (mostly unpaved road) here in Alaska. Pretty neat mile stone considering most vehicles never see this far north. Also, come fall ill be able to drive it from Alaska to Georgia..pretty excited.



Share images of interesting places your truck has been

How were the mosquitoes?

 

[Das Boot]

Ocracoke, NC!!!!! (And I am not sure why the picture is upside down)

 

[Hemi Ram]

Well it's no Arctic Circle (that must be so cool.. haha.. pun intended) but here is a favorite spot of mine. The lake house at Alton Bay on Winnipesaukee.

My boat really likes it too..

Sent directly from my thoughts using tinfoil antennas and a stainless mixing bowl helmet.

 

[HammerHead]

At the strip down here in Georgia killing a mustang off the line

 

[paton.h]

You turn TC off during that Hammerhead?

 

[adiny]

Sainte-Mère-Église in Normandy, France. On the tower of the church you can see the american paratrooper from D-Day.

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[WaterBoy1]

^ Now THAT is way cool!

 

[HammerHead]

You turn TC off during that Hammerhead?

Yes sir, always keep TC off when racing. I've tested it many times with the T1000 on my 0-60 runs and always .2 (average) faster with it off.

 

[Canadian_Ram]

something about that silver color HammerHead that keeps growing on me.

y u do dis.

 

[Raist11]

Not as incredible as some, but here is CFB Cold Lake, home of 4 Wing in Cold Lake, Alberta. I never realized but it's a big deal, home of the fighter pilot they say. I know, the truck is a mess. It rained the whole way up there.

 

[paton.h]

Made it to Georgia (in October lol) one of these days I'm gonna head to Key West, FL to take a picture by the southern most point buoy, meaning I've drove my truck from the Arctic Circle in Alaska all the way down to Key West Florida.

Btw, the truck did great towing about 6k lbs in a 6x12 uhaul tandem axel trailer from Alaska!

 

[reindeerman]

Years ago before they paved Pikes Peak.