New Member Here

[redram420]

I just registered for this site and looks like a great place for Dodges. My truck is a 1997 1500 Sport. It's got the 5.9L, 148,000 miles. Currently it has 285/75/16 BFGoodrich All-Terrains, 16x8 Pro Comp series 7089, and Prestige fender flares. That's about it for now. Still dreaming about all the other things I'd like to buy for it. Let me know what you think about it! Looking forward to this site! Sorry if the pics are a bit small, I'll try to fix that.

 

[AlljackedupRam]

Welcome!!!

I really like it without the topper man... ( just not a topper guy )

Love red!!!

 

[txbass06]

Welcome to RF from another 2nd gen. That's a good looking truck you've got. Who makes that topper on yours?

 

[KGBIGCOUNTRY]

welcome

 

[bigbadram1500]

Welcome to the forum.

 

[silverffedition]

Welcome to RF I am also a new member and am finding this site very helpful lots of knowledgeable good people here

 

[quietpeen]

Welcome to rf

 

[LB3711]

welcome to RF

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[ramhunter9]

Howdy

 

[HemiBabe]

Welcome to RF, good lookin 2nd gen

 

[zack]

welcome to rf check out the red truck club

 

[02hairlessram]

welcome to rf check out the red truck club

X2 on the red truck club and welcome.

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[redram420]

Thanks guys! From what I've seen around the site there's some great trucks and info here. Hopefully I'll be able to contribute as well. Again, thanks for the welcome!

 

[redram420]

Welcome to RF from another 2nd gen. That's a good looking truck you've got. Who makes that topper on yours?

Thanks man! You have a nice truck as well. The topper is from Cover Master, Inc. It was manufactured in Elkhart, IN. Kinda cool knowing it was made fairly close to home. I don't run it full time, but when camping season and winter comes around I'm really glad I have it.

 

[Mad Cow]

Welcome to Ram Forum.

 

[Okiespaniel]

Welcome! Always good to have another 2nd gen survivor!

 

[0212353]

YO!

 

[wermbang]

Welcome!
I run a topper in the winter time too.