I just purchased a new 21 Ram 2500. I was injured in Iraq on my second tour and need a smooth riding truck. I've had 3 back surgeries rods pins and screws in my lumbar region with bulging and herniated discs remaining. I have had older 1500 models like my 07 plow truck with 160000 on it with 0 problems. I'm impressed with the way Ram has overtaken the other brands. I have always been a diehard Silverado man until now. I research everything I purchase and Ram is #1 in most major ratings so I jumped on the first one that met my needs. I'm glad to be part of the Ram family and part of this site.
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From a fellow (peacetime) Vet, congrats on the truck, thanks for your service, and welcome to HDRams!
Sponge60
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First, Thank You for your service! And secondly, welcome to the forums from Eastern North Carolina. My 3500 rides much smoother than my 18 Silverado 3500. Way smoother.
Crusty old shellback
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Thank You for your service Brother. retired Navy here.
And welcome to the RAM family.
Like you, I was mostly a Chevy guy. But after GM screwed me over on a Pontiac, I swore them off.
Wanted a new truck and stumbled onto the RAM. Glad I did. Loving it so far.
And welcome to the RAM family.
Like you, I was mostly a Chevy guy. But after GM screwed me over on a Pontiac, I swore them off.
Wanted a new truck and stumbled onto the RAM. Glad I did. Loving it so far.
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Wow, sorry for the all the pain you went through. Thanks for serving your nation. My best friend served in Iraq too, was in Fallujah, he’s got back issues now too. But I hope you enjoy your new ram!