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Reminds me of the guy on the Cummins Forums (Dodge RAM diesel trucks) who bought the salvaged flooded RAM 3500 that had rolled into a river a few days after it
by chrissnell 9y ago
Reminds me of the guy on the Cummins Forums (Dodge RAM diesel trucks) who bought the salvaged flooded RAM 3500 that had rolled into a river a few days after it was purchased new. He paid some small but still risky amount of cash for a truck that was almost brand-new but presumably destroyed. With the help of people on the forums, he got it cleaned up and got the motor and electronics working again and ended up with a $80,000 truck for less than $10K.
“The RAM 3500 that the Internet fixed”.
http://www.cumminsforum.com/forum/2013-general-discussion/1987402-flooded-ram-3500-internet-fixed.html http://www.cumminsforum.com/forum/2013-general-discussion/19...
edit: fixed link. Sorry, Cummins Forum is a crappy AutoGuide site. Bring your ad blocker.
- HeyLaughingBoy 9y agoI wonder how often this happens. Something like 25 (? god, I'm old!) years ago a friend of mine bought a new Jeep that had been vandalized on the dealer lot for some ridiculously low price. We helped him get it back in shape and it ended up being a pretty nice project vehicle.