RCSB OWNERS

[JHoward]

Well, all of my trucks have been rcsb's. I miss my 2005 Ram. It wasn't white, but maybe close enough.

 

[huntergreen]

You guys are forgetting one of the biggest benefits to owning a stubby little regular cab shortbox,there's a whole lot less truck to wash/wax/polish etc.,lol.I'm a nal about keeping my vehicles clean and shiny,and everytime,i'm hand paste waxing my RCSB,i think of the poor buggers having to do the same on a long box crew cab or quad cab truck,lol

How do you keep in clean up there this time of year ? I use the wash here once or twice a week this time of year.

 

[Wild one]

How do you keep in clean up there this time of year ? I use the wash here once or twice a week this time of year.

Winter beaters,they keep the good ones clean,lol

 

[kurek]

They look extra stubby from this angle

 

[2012RAM1500RT]

Help RCSB lovers and owners! 3 of us in the TOTY contest need your votes!!

 

[Badger 13]

If the roads are sloppy, we just use the wife's vehicle...

 

[RLJ10X]

I like the description of the RCSBs as: a Challenger with a bed. I didn't make that up, but I wish I had. That's a good one.

The local Dodge dealership had a RCSB 4X4 on the lot a couple of years ago. That was a rare sight indeed. It was so tough looking, black. I drove it. I really wanted to fall in love with it, but it had the 3.21 rear end. The 3.21 was a deal breaker for me. Sorry. I don't mean to offend owners who have 3.21s, and like that ratio. Everybody likes something different.

That truck was there for only 2 days! Now, you'd think if something was selling like hot cakes, they'd always have one in stock, right? But noooo. I'll never understand that. There is obviously a demand for that configuration. Seems like a lost opportunity. Go figure.

 

[2012RAM1500RT]

I like the description of the RCSBs as: a Challenger with a bed. I didn't make that up, but I wish I had. That's a good one.

The local Dodge dealership had a RCSB 4X4 on the lot a couple of years ago. That was a rare sight indeed. It was so tough looking, black. I drove it. I really wanted to fall in love with it, but it had the 3.21 rear end. The 3.21 was a deal breaker for me. Sorry. I don't mean to offend owners who have 3.21s, and like that ratio. Everybody likes something different.

That truck was there for only 2 days! Now, you'd think if something was selling like hot cakes, they'd always have one in stock, right? But noooo. I'll never understand that. There is obviously a demand for that configuration. Seems like a lost opportunity. Go figure.

You're right. Just like all the years they (Mopar) said nobody wants a 2 door V-8 car anymore. In 2008 they made the Challenger and proved that "theory" wrong. Don't understand manufactures thoughts sometimes! There's obviously a market for RCSB trucks, find one for sale! Build a RCSB truck, they will come!

 

[kurek]

I like the description of the RCSBs as: a Challenger with a bed.

I told friends I bought an American 2-door mid-engine* V8 that sends power to all four wheels.. they got excited till I mentioned it can tow then somehow it became less interesting to them

*the block not counting accessory drive is just barely behind the center of the front axle. technically makes it a front-mid engine on paper if not in spirit

I do think of it as a 5/4ths scale GT car - maybe not as plush as a Continental but it eats miles and never complains about a grade or curve.

Plus I have a 2 door V8 GT (or pony, depending how you feel on the topic) car that can't tow but has three pedals if I feel like riding lower to the ground

 

[smoothee]

Winter beaters,they keep the good ones clean,lol

Enough to make a grown man cry, lol. Might have to look into a winter ****** with gas prices over $1.70/litre here on 'Da Rock'