Seen one of these yet? Chances are you may since Chrysler's Warren Truck Plant is making 250 of these big boys. This is one big truck! The boys enjoyed checking it out and I have to say I was pretty impressed as well. This one was on display during the truck plant's Family Day that we attended since my mom works there. According to DaveAdmin at
www.allpar.com, "The
Ram would most likely be sold as a “special service vehicle” rather than as a pursuit truck. Neither Ford nor GM offer a pickup with a specified police package, and there is a market: commercial enforcement, game wardens, and park rangers all use pickups, along with some specialized police officers (e.g. at weigh stations)." Other than that, there is little information to be found about where they are going or when they will get there. The boys enjoyed seeing where Grama works although we were unable to get to where she actually works because they had half of the plant blocked off. The weather was quite cold and windy for early October but at least the sun was shining. We were able to sign some pieces of a white truck which the boys thought was pretty cool. Then walked around the plant to see different phases of trucks being built. The boys enjoyed watching the "robots." Then it was outside for lunch and the bouncy house. They had veggie burgers! Gotta love the veggie burgers :)
Seen one of these yet? Chances are you may since Chrysler's Warren Truck Plant is making 250 of these big boys. This is one big truck! The boys enjoyed checking it out and I have to say I was pretty impressed as well. This one was on display during the truck plant's Family Day that we attended since my mom works there. According to DaveAdmin at www.allpar.com, "The Ram would most likely be sold as a “special service vehicle” rather than as a pursuit truck. Neither Ford nor GM offer a pickup with a specified police package, and there is a market: commercial enforcement, game wardens, and park rangers all use pickups, along with some specialized police officers (e.g. at weigh stations)." Other than that, there is little information to be found about where they are going or when they will get there. The boys enjoyed seeing where Grama works although we were unable to get to where she actually works because they had half of the plant blocked off. The weather was quite cold and windy for early October but at least the sun was shining. We were able to sign some pieces of a white truck which the boys thought was pretty cool. Then walked around the plant to see different phases of trucks being built. The boys enjoyed watching the "robots." Then it was outside for lunch and the bouncy house. They had veggie burgers! Gotta love the veggie burgers :)
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