Tim's Dodge Ram Truck Page
My latest project, an electric all terrain ride-on for my two daughters to enjoy. Of course it has pay homage to Dodge so it will resemble an old Flat Fender Power Wagon as much as possible. Here is
Small Child's Electric Power Wagon Ride-On
My 2003 3500 4x4 Dodge Ram Truck
Welcome to my
site! This is my 2003 Dodge Ram 3500 4x4
SLT Sport, Short Bed, Cummins Turbo Diesel truck! It has a 4 speed automatic (48RE), Side Air
Bags, Electronic Shift On the Fly, and 4.10 gears. It was purchased in May of 2003, and it has
been virtually flawless so far.
As pictured above I
have added the following:
· Steelhorse MAAP Challenger
Tube Steps – Stainless
· Bushwacker Pocket Cut Out
Flares (Required moving Cummins logo, I think it looks better on top of the
fender where it is more prominent anyway!)
· Line-X bedliner.
· Weathertech Weatherflectors
· Husky Floor Liners, Front
and Rear
· Custom Floor Console (Passenger Side View, Driver’s
View, Driver’s Profile and Bracketry, and Interior View).
I have the luxury of having an automatic and the electronically switched
transfer case so I built a custom floor console for some added space for add
ons. The main housing is done but
electrical connection, amp installation and a few details are remaining but
they are internal. The base of thing
will hold a large six channel A/D/S P650 amp, the console was sized just enough
to house the amp at the base. I’ve
spent some time on this thing and I think it turned out well. It is wrapped in a self adhesive vinyl that
makes it look really clean and similar to factory in appearance. The interior is set up with a rack mount
system similar to rack mount computer systems for mounting components. The profile shot shows the custom brackets I
made from 1/8” plate steel that mount to the existing seat brackets using
the existing seat bolts for a clean no drill installation and removal. (Please ignore the crappy welds as I just
bought a small MIG welder and these are my first attempts at welding.)
So far I’ve mounted a Uniden BC780XLT scanner, the 7 day timer
for my Espar coolant heater, and an aircraft grade digital altimeter. Not shown is the 20 position custom fuse panel
I built to handle all accessories. This
is mounted underneath the dash near the stock wiring harness using stock screws
already present.
· Buckstop front and rear
Heavy Duty bumpers.
· Clear Clearance Lights with
Amber LED bulbs.
· Mastercraft Courser C/T 35”x12.50R17
tires.
Thanks for visiting
my site and have a great day!
Tim Brennan
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