Yes i SCREAM AOT,we need more old rams in print,the aftermarket has screwed us for TOO long. We need exposure to bring new products and recognition to our, DODGES TOO.
Thanks John,for offering to put more light on the older Dodge.
I like it here already.
                        Hiram  

Here's the deal with the aftermarket. Its called supply and demand. If more guys step up to the plate and build Dodges, the aftermarket will respond.

Of course Custom Classic Trucks' role is to feature as many customized Dodges as possible so people will realize they can be cool as any Ford, Chevy, or Studebaker.

You know, this Ford, Chevy, and Dodge, stuff is like redheads, blondes, and brunettes... They're all good!

— John  

Way to go John!!!!!! Glad to see some familiar pics!!!!!  I re-did the door panels in my boyfriends Dodge I should of taken picks to send to you. Cammo is huge around here, his panels are in Mossy Oak kept the orriginal wood look trim and reapplied it over the material. I lookes awesome!!!!  

Well in order to build the Aftermarket WE have to build them the hard way (ie lots of custom fabing) and take these things out on the street, and to shows. We need to get them seen, involve more and more people in them. We baiscly need to create intrest in them. Dont be afraid to use that little "contact us" button on venders, and manufactures web sites tell them what you want ask them to build it, they will give you a cookie cutter responce about how there is not enough demand for such a part at this time but if enough people do this they may get enough demand for the parts we want. David  

I noticed that "other" Truck mag has a pic of a '72 Dodge from the Texas Goodguys show.  

Yea!! We need more Dodge/all-mopar trucks you can get anything you want for a chevy except more time....  

I wouldnt mine seeing some more Dodge-Mopar either