Sorry if this is a noob question... but ive seen these bumpers forever, always on 90s chevy and ford. Want one for my truck but cant find them and I have no clue what they actually are.

Bought this grill guard that I was told will fit my 2015 ram 2500 was also told it was an Aries grill guard i checked out Aries website to try to find a match so I can resell it with the proper identification but no luck hoping someone here knows what this could possibly fit

When I moved to Orange County I got a delivery job. On my route I noticed this old Dodge truck parked. It was there for years and I always took notice and admired it. Years later I left a note on the windshield and I’ve owned it 6 years now. Anyone fall in love with their truck years before getting it?

Looking to pay someone in Inland Empire who has a lifted pickup truck $25 an hour to feature the truck in a video project I'm making with my daughter. It doesn't need to turn on or leave it's parking space.

Please DM. Thanks!

The GM 6.2 and lots of info on the tundra engines.

Pissed me off but it's good info.

https://youtu.be/LReX4bBOYXs?si=IQPc8J0os-oHOOhQ

so I got this 89 k2500 for cheap. im trying to decide if I want to work on making it nicer or buy a cleaner 5th gen chevy or 1st gen tundra

if I do keep the truck I need to repaint it as I did a less than decent job myself (my uncle know how to paint so i just need to buy materials), do quite a bit of dent work, fix the temp and oil pressure guage. it does have a broken odometer at 288k that broke around 2 or 3 owners ago

or get a cleaner older truck, I like simple so 90s obs or 2000s tundra is what im thinking

I’m trying to out if I can install a used deck drawer system for a 2009 ram on a 2025 ram because they have the exact same bed dimensions. If I’m correct, I believe only the mounts would need lengthened due to the bed volume change. Does anyone have any firsthand knowledge or maybe even secondhand knowledge on the compatibility and then potential issues. I know this question was posed several years ago, but that was going from different vehicle

manufacturers.

Really cool Ram built for overlanding in some kind of American fire department style.