My Ram 2500 Cummins 4x4 with 998,000 miles is still GOING STRONG, and LOVES TO WORK!

[@pdb4382]

The Killer Dowel Pin (KDP) was specific to the 12-valve 5.9s used in the first gen and part of the second gen run. Yours looks like an early 3rd gen, which would have the 24-valve 5.9, and was no longer an issue. The thing to watch for in it is for a "53" stamping on the block (from Mexico) which has a greater chance of the block cracking.

[@moparjr89]

53 block was 1998 to 2001 only

[@223loki]

Well my comment and correction for your comment is already posted

[@jimf8833]

There were some 24v with the KDP. I have an early 2001 with it, and a late 2001 without.

[@bgd73]

I was expecting a guru reply to hoovies comment.. here it is at the top.

[@tornadotj2059]

@@jimf8833 but not a 2003 and up

[@randybourdon2791]

Nice change of pace Tyler, enjoyed this episode. My Grandfather bought this exact same car , same colour and same interior in 1988. He was 88 years old when he bought it, and lived till he was 99. Thanks for the memory!

[@ralphlevin8109]

How did he buy a 2004 in 1988

[@Daniel-dl3tf]

@@ralphlevin8109 it was the special time traveling model, limited edition

[@dhruvpahwa5724]

@@ralphlevin8109 I think he meant the 1988 diplomat that he trailered

[@randybourdon2791]

@@ralphlevin8109 Ralph, I’m talking about the 1988 car not a truck. I said a car in the comment, not a truck.

[@unclejoe6811]

@@ralphlevin8109 I think he's talking about the diplomat for one of the chosen people you're not too bright

[@microchrist6122]

Imagine if hoovie never started KZbin… him and euro Asian Bob and the wizard etc would still be some random car guys in the middle of Kansas living the American grind. Love seeing the success for everyone.

[@rktrumble]

Tyler, thank you. Over the years you have become more and more entertaining. You are one of my top 3 KZbinrs and if you ever get to the point of releasing a video every day, I would be watching. Thanks for all your hard work. PS. Please buy the under belly pan for the Ferrari, that’s only going to lead to bad things if not replaced.

[@timkinley1779]

Evidently not.

[@WinterAlekz]

Hoovie and Tavarish are my favorite channels but Tavarish uploads only once in a blue moon so Hoovie is my favorite :)

[@mrhaftbar]

Not getting the Ferrari pan is a disaster waiting to happen.

[@JohnLafitte]

I agree. That $2500 was worth it, I thought.

[@artysmotorsports]

I'd agree

[@Brxchu]

Thank you for still doing “normal”vehicles! We love both hoovie!

[@baitboy3191]

Manufacturers need to bring back the super comfy land yacht style cars. Everything is being sportified, which means the suspensions are also getting "sporty" cause I really like my spine disintegrating on my commute to work.

[@theunluckyfrog3316]

They fixed the KDP (Killer Dowel Pin) after the 12v cummins in 1998. Also, Cummins doesnt use glow plugs, they have a heating grid. I absolutely love this truck, a true testament to how amazing these engines are and why I am such a big fan of them

[@electronicengineer]

Euro Asian Bob seems like such a genuine, good hearted guy. I enjoyed the interaction between Tyler and Bob in this video. Let me clearly experience the good heartedness of both of these two gentlemen. Fred

[@jessmontgomery3454]

Built to last, a monument to the engineering team behind it. It makes me sad we live in such a disposal age when we can clearly build things to last.

[@thomaswood5246]

Just looked at another 1983 hot water heater that was still working just fine. Just like cars everything is throwaway. Sad indeed.

[@trevorv9035]

@@thomaswood5246 Most of this can be attributed to regulation. In the name of the environment or saving the dumbest of people from hurting themselves, we have made all appliances cost twice as much and last less than half as long.

[@thomaswood5246]

@@trevorv9035 lol. Right. The EPA and other environmental groups limit stuff being made in the USA while we turn our head to other countries that pollute heavily for goods and services. Classic American logic.

[@hemaccabe4292]

Be so grateful for CAFE standards. Just keep voting Democrat and everything we own will be made of toilet paper.

[@CarloPlaya]

@@hemaccabe4292 Yanks not making everything political challenge (impossible)

[@GrandMoffJoseph]

Wow, that old Diplomat brings back memories from my childhood. My parents had one for years and years. It was a basic model (vinyl bench seats, cream color paint, etc), but the v8 under it was bullet proof and they used it to tow our little camper all over the midwest.

[@matttuna]

Does not have glow plugs.. has a grid heater which does the same thing as a glow plug.

[@armandopatane5343]

We like Bob he’s always so kind

[@connoisseuroftigolbitts]

Does Bob have a KZbin channel? He has the charisma forsure

[@Agent_Missouri]

My 07 6.7 auto has 1.12 million miles now. Still haul cars with it. Still has original motor, original trans (new valve body at 600k) and about due for its 4th turbo. Absolutely love this truck. Full delete of course loo

[@Jens_Roadster]

How much is that in kilometers?

[@josema6694]

@@Jens_Roadster 1.8M

[@tlr-nut7275]

@@Jens_Roadster 1,800,000km

[@Agent_Missouri]

The 6.7 trucks the cluster locks up at 621,369 miles which is 1 million km. So I’ve had to swap clusters. Kept the originals if anyone wants to challenge the numbers lol. There’s no way to unlock them which is silly. Hoovies reads til it’s almost out of digits just fine. Annoying

[@yousufahmed4732]

take it to a dealer, you might get a new truck for free.

[@timbullough3513]

Exact same interior as my gone but not forgotten 87 Diplomat SE. Oozes down the street and one feels almost nothing. Pentastar hood ornament out front over the hood guiding the way. Lovely.

[@mountainkingsfabrication6221]

2:20 No glow plugs, grid heater only

[@nicholasfield6127]

It definitely has glow plugs. My mom's 03 Cummins does and Hoovies is only a year newer.

[@blastinpast]

Nicholas Field, these Cummins motors had a grid heater on the intake. No glow plugs.

[@discordye4825]

@@nicholasfield6127 definitely no glow plugs, only a grid heater...just cause your mom had one, doesn't mean you know anything about it...your mom had you...and here we are...talking about glow plugs...

[@garrisong]

This is why I like the Wichita boys videos there’s just so much camaraderie and it’s quite refreshing.

[@TofersCarTales]

I vividly remember my father slamming the brakes in our family Dodge Diplomat when nearing a yellow light after noticing a cop sitting at the intersection (it was raining). That old Dodge promptly spun around 360 degrees... TWICE and then we ended up driving away as if nothing happened. The cop pulled up beside us and gave my dad a thumbs up and drove off.

[@16-bitYoshi]

I've lived in Columbus, IN my whole life, there a ton of Hoovie fans here who'd love to meet you!

[@TheIanevans1]

Times have changed, in 1966 I owned a 1957 Ford Skyliner (hard top convertible) that made it 100,000 miles, had a party when it rolled over.

[@tlr-nut7275]

There's a reason the odometer only went to 100,000 miles. It was never expected to go past that!

[@joephysics5469]

That 100 k mile stone stayed important into the 1980s when materials technology finally started to improve and machining started to become automated. There is a huge gap from the mid 70s to the late 80s where there are some car modules that can not be found today because virtually all of them rusted away or became unrepairable.

[@terrylessmann2274]

You used to sell a car when it got to 75K mi because it would be trash at 100K.

[@TheIanevans1]

@@joephysics5469 I always got really cool cars for a couple of hundred dollars (always convertibles) and was able to diagnose problems without fancy scan tools.

[@joephysics5469]

@@TheIanevans1 I had a 1978 Pontiac Sunbird that I kept going until it literally fell apart and was beyond repair.

[@agenericaccount3935]

I genuinely never thought I’d live to see the day that people would be fawning over a 1988 Diplomat. But here we are. Great change of pace, btw.

[@chuckf1886]

concur! wtf!

[@meadesmotorz]

The Killer dowel pin died with the 12v Cummins. The issue was resolved with the later 24v Cummins the VP44 5.9, common rail 5.9, and common rail 6.7 did not have this issue.

[@dusty6867]

vp44 still has the issue

[@bmoore3199]

I have a 2005 Ram 2500 with the 5.9l Cummins..I purchased the truck new Oct 2005 and it only has 156,000 miles on it. I bought it to drive 20 years so 3.5 to go but no worries. Truck has never had any mechanical issues only normal maintenance and the usual wear and tear items. Love the truck and it will probably outlive me !!! I'm 60

[@MikeJohnson-ld9rn]

Finally, a relaxing , enjoyable vid with Hoovie acting somewhat like an adult. Nice job Tyler, and Bob is really a pretty cool guy too.

[@proehm]

If you go to Cummins, take a trip up the road and go to the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum for the tour and track ride. You'll enjoy it.

[@Ruggliff]

I used to have the absolute base model of this truck. I regretted selling as soon as it drove out of view. There's nothing like these made today a basic no extras work truck that you can't kill.

[@fklcomputers]

I’m totally amazed how far you’ve come with KZbin thank you for the videos thank you for always sharing the details it really makes me feel like we’re friends

[@stonepa]

Absolutely love that Diplomat. Many days I wish they still made cars like this, maybe with modern reliability, brakes, etc. Cars that actually had styling

[@ThePolarBearProductions]

I had a Diecast model of that gen Viper as a kid. Same shade of red also. Loved that thing

[@shermandaniel8285]

Yes, do contact the factory ! Sure they would love to see “her” reach that milestone! One of the people I know bought the first Volvo truck to roll off the line at their US plant . It’s now at their museum.

[@JordanCassady]

More of these car haulin’ videos please, Hoovie.

[@wyattgiese4229]

Yes was awesome very good change of pace.

[@paulfrantizek102]

Every time I see one of those Diplomats I think of the Detroit Police, who had some of these running well into the 00s.

[@MrRiftman]

My dad owns a 2006 2500 Long Bed, and one of my best friends is a diesel tech, so I have been around these trucks quite a bit, and we all accepted that the truck will rot around the motor, those Cummins motors are that stout. Prime example (outside of Hoovie's example here) being the fact that my dad's 06 is at about 180K and the entire front end has been pretty much rebuilt suspension wise. That said, for a 48RE former ranch Truck, it was in fantastic shape and with a valve adjustment, runs like a top The 5.9 Cummins is a gem of a motor. Treat it well, add some additional fuel filtering, and 1,000,000 miles is not out of the question.

[@Flies2FLL]

Someone once told me that if you find a $21,000 Dodge truck with the Cummins engine, you are looking at a $20,000 engine bolted into a $1000 truck~

[@AndrewAMartin]

@@hunterrrdrives Lots of compensating going on...

[@hokie9910]

And that the reason this truck has a million miles on it. Right.

[@debrastarke3996]

Dodge………Cummins shipping crate

[@tbozzz8785]

The body's on them are junk, especially up north here..had two ,identical 03s always rot out the bed especially and the steering goes to shit etc I can list prolly 5 more issues as to why me personally would never get a used what 03 to 07 ram...gas or diesel

[@bunsguns8222]

My 95 still has the window sticker in the glove compartment. $25k so pretty close!

[@o.m383]

I would love to see you restore this beautiful truck. What a nice way to reward it for 1M Miles.

[@upstateshenanigans430]

I want that diplomat just as bad as I want the viper lol 2 completely different vehicles with nothing besides 4 tires and the manufacturer in common but that diplomat looks like a true traveler's car. Literally like sticking a late 80s sofa into a car.

[@Staatus_Quo]

My friend drove his grandma's New Yorker RWD back in the 90's. Same color combo. I remember the first time going for a ride in it, I told him to do a burnout. He had no idea how to do one, so I quickly told him, and he floored it while taking a left out of the neighborhood. He proceeded to almost do a full 360° spin! Good memories.

[@ZGryphon]

The Diplomat reminds me of my first car, a 1984 Oldsmobile. It had the same sort of ultra-comfortable plush velour seats, and sported a similar vinyl faux-cabrio top as was the style with fancy cars back then (with the added bonus of classy little opera lights about where the Dodge's trim-level badges are). Its only flaw was that it drank about as much as the executive who had formerly owned it probably did.

[@CumminsDriver100]

Thanks for the continued saga on the kick ass Cummins!!! And yes, a factory tour would be amazing! I know they use to do this thing where if you submitted proof of how many miles are on your truck, you would get a grill badge saying "Member of the 400,000 Mile Club, 500,000, etc. And how in the bloody hell does EuroAsian Bob keep the roof on that building when he starts that helicopter like ceiling fan?!? Bet it runs on Jet A fuel??

[@Ray_the_Jackal]

Probably a big ass fan. That’s the name of the company, and they make fantastic fans lol. Also I really hope he gets some grill badges lol

[@Datsun280zeeee]

I work at the plant in Columbus and dont think they do tours anymore because of covid. But the did just drop the mask mandate at work so that may have changed.

[@jjlegend3922]

My grandfather had a 88 New Yorker, in baby blue with the dark blue valure interior. I was maybe 7 when he sold the car, but I vividly remember looking down at those iconic Chrysler belt buckles while being buckled in. Soft Serve, and AM radio. That was the vibe of that car, and I miss it everyday.. Loved the change in pace, hope you do more videos like this or start featuring older normal cars.

[@lysajane3643]

My parents owned this car in dark blue with the light grey interior. Great ride. Lots of memories. Good 'ol Diplomat!! It ended up becoming one my dad's work vehicles shuttling parts to and from the shop and it never missed a beat. I put an upgraded stereo in it for the days when I did the shuttling. That thing would sway side to side towards the end. The car and unfortunately my dad are no longer with us but thank you for the memories!

[@wolfgangkoeppen52]

Another Viper? You love to see it! It’s my all time dream car and I’d just love to sit in one let alone own/drive one

[@timkinley1779]

Viper is good from the driver's seat and crap from the passenger seat.

[@TheBigDUCC]

@@timkinley1779 Who buys a viper to sit in the passenger seat?

[@timkinley1779]

@@TheBigDUCC I was the poor friend to a baller. But I enjoyed the shit out of it when he'd get to shitfaced to drive.

[@TheBigDUCC]

@@timkinley1779 ahh gotcha 😂

[@01cumminsho26]

The Cummins uses a grid heater, not glow plugs. The Killer Dowel Pin (KDP) was mainly an issue in 12 Valve engines, but some 24 valves up to 01 had the issue.

[@spencers4121]

My parents had a a Dodge Diplomat 4 door, was tan color. My mother helped me learn to drive in it, was a great car.

[@genepatrick1517]

The diplomat reminds me of mike from breaking bad/better call saul. Love these big old boats.

[@Welcometofacsistube]

As an owner of 2 79 300's and 2 82 cordobas, really really like that dippy

[@1024BenZ]

Man that Diplomat gives me such nostalgia. My first car was a 1987 Chrysler Fifth Avenue which was basically this car with pillow topped velour seats and a landau-style roof. Mine was even red with the red interior too. Handled like a boat and the v8 was as anemic as you can imagine, but so comfy.

[@TheMoparGarage]

Killer dowel pins are only on 12 valves 👍🏻

[@edwrench4796]

Yeah and grid heater no glow plugs

[@jorgevivanco9583]

I don't think so, the 24 ran smoother so its less likely to rattle out, but I do think they still had kdp. See deboss garage everything wrong with 24v

[@bostemaly1348]

@@jorgevivanco9583 you are exactly right kdp is still there as the blocks are exactly the same only the heads are different

[@jgreegs4391]

@@jorgevivanco9583 24v non common rails still had the KDP. Common rails do not.

[@thebreadedcrab4252]

He doesn't know much about them lol. Aka glow plugs

[@zackjohnson7860]

I love these trucks I bought one from my dad with a hair under 300k. I had just paid off the week before and hit black ice. The truck literally saved my life but was pancaked. I will miss that sound. I've been watching a long time Hoovie keep it up!.

[@hydewhyte4364]

I get the feeling that Bob went a little off script on Hoovie there. Nicely done Bob. A tour of that storage unit wouldn't go amiss.

[@leadnsteel1428]

I have a 2016 Chevy Colorado 2.8 duramax diesel. I keep up with maintenance and I work it good. I call it a mini beast because it sips fuel and tows 8 grand. Got 159000 miles and climbing

[@matthewgodwin3050]

That Dodge Diplomat is lush. Easily the coolest Dodge in the video, and the others weren't too shabby either. I do love a nice Mopar. Mopar, or no car 🚗 👍

[@nicksrandomviews1296]

I used to have a 1987 Chrysler 5th Avenue with the 5.2 V8 and I bought it for $300 bucks my senior year in high school in 02`. Me and my friends would go to Walmart and hit random shopping carts in the parking lot late at night. That thing was a tank!

[@user-od9iz9cv1w]

Love that generation of Viper. Looks like a really clean example.

[@chrisjames8540]

You’re the only car show that I like to watch these days

[@angusrumplemeyer1791]

My first car was a 1976 Dodge Diplomat. I miss those big boats sometimes.

[@Carstuff111]

Ok...that is awesome... I know exactly where you were in Rogers, and have even seen that very car.... holy crap!

[@odairmartinez4965]

big fan from brazil here!

[@van84agon]

holy mother above... I sure remember my first 'death wobble' in a 03 Ram 3500 120km on the 401 towing a trailer... out of nowhere all shaking hell breaks loose, once you slowed down the wobble rolled away, pulled off at the next gas station, yes all the wheels were still on, nothing missing... what the heck just happened?! but what an engine, that 5.7L turbo cummins diesel was a joy, it made up for the rest of the truck and more. wonderful engine.

[@T-Dawg6.7]

5.9**

[@cpscps2679]

That is the "Pizza Hut 1984" interior trim.

[@choosetobefree]

man.. you are correct! haha still one in every town. plus most of the 1980s Chrysler furniture was unadmittedly comfortable

[@sterlingyoung88]

legends has it hes still waiting for those glow plugs to glow haha all love bud

[@maxthealpha759]

I’d love to see some more of these transport series with this truck!!

[@gd1996]

I daily drove an 01 cummins for over 10 years... most problem free vehicle I ever own and I had a lot of cars over the years, dodge, gm, ford and imports. And this was with over 200k miles.

[@yousad6742]

I had an 04 four door half ton with the 4.7. I loved that truck. Loved the body and interior. Then I had a 13 quad with the hemi now I have a 2022 2500 mega cab with the 6.4 and to be honest not sure which one I liked more.

[@joeblow812]

Yes! Come see us in Columbus, Indiana 👍🏼 My Dad worked for Cummins for 40 years and my brother worked there for over 50 years. I think rolling a million on a trip to Columbus would be perfect!

[@frankjablonski9403]

Always good to see Bob. Hope he gets to buy the Viper

[@euroasianbob9268]

🙏

[@gregvogel8925]

My first Dodge was a 95 3/4 ton with a v 10 since I could not afford the viper I was on the third engine at 60 thousand the engines were back ordered so I bought a 06 Cummins and got life time oil changes. I now have 278000 miles and will never have to buy another truck!

[@ChrisCam84]

Hoovie! Can you try and throw some audio compression on your videos? You're the only major KZbinr I watch where I have to consistently ride my volume level as I watch. The shots where the camera is on a tripod are too quiet, the parts with the handheld camera are way too loud by comparison. Awesome content regardless, keep it up!

[@MaxHPep]

Would love to see the Cummins plant!

[@phil4986]

Don't you dare blow it up. This Dodge Cummins diesel is an American success story. I love all the real examples of over four and five hundred thousand miles on them. Proof positive America can build them strong and build them right. Congrats on buying the only Dodge I would ever own.

[@itsnotme07]

You're welcome Hoovie. Did a great job didn't my friends at Cummins? Yes, I do have friends and spent 2 1/2 years working for Cummins myself. They make some good stuff!! Ok maybe Dodge/RAM had something to do with the rest. I have full confidence that your 04 SLT Cummins RAM will hit 999999 and stop. Or will it? LOL Definitely go see if you can tour the CMEP plant in Columbus!! Don't forget to get your Cummins Million Mile Club swag!!

[@thetruthwillout9094]

I love the fact you see 70/80s cars still running in the US. It's very, very rare to see any car above the 20s on the road in the UK.

[@DjAlyX1]

Unfortunately it was drummed into us British numpties a car is junk after 100k miles, which is obviously not true. The other problem is people do not want to spend any money on old cars either.

[@schmidt28117]

Great to see you using one of your vehicles! Fixing is fun, but driving is also.

[@jennyrosd2003]

I have a 99 2500. Its only got 160, 000!! Little bit of upkeep but not bad so far. Gonna have a long life!!! I call her the Dixie cup due to the custom blue swoosh!!

[@vr4787]

This is cool. My pop has a 07 Dodge Ram 2500 5.9 Cummins and had a 89 Dodge Diplomat when we were growing up. So much nostalgia!

[@prerunnerbrett]

Good guy Hoovie, tows a trailer and doesn't even have the tow mirrors flipped out.

[@risingstar1309]

Tyler was so happy to have his moment of holding the keys hostage hahaha

[@dreammfyre]

Probably your best car TBH. Such a beast.

[@donaldsillence6853]

This was a fun video and a good way to rack up some miles. Having a purpose for the run is cool.

[@milesparris4045]

With the mileage on that engine, it helps to wait and let the glow plugs cycle on/off a second time before you start it. It should only take another ten seconds or so and it'll start easier.

[@Teeganator1]

Cummins motors in Ram trucks don't have glow plugs they have a grid heater which looks like a toaster grid on top of the intake manifold. It heats the air going into the cylinder instead of the cylinder.

[@DigitalN]

When you opened the door to that car I think the smell-o-vision started working! I'm sure it smells exactly like I think it does in there.

[@dadbod_diesels]

Doesn't have glowplugs. Gridheater and I believe the pin of death is in the 1st gen ram cummins and the earlier 2nd gen ram cummins. That's a 3rd gen cummins 5.9 common rail and looks like it's actually a 2004.5

[@ryangraham6878]

When you brought the trailer I assumed that car didn’t run and drive and I found myself asking how is he going to get that up on the trailer this will be entertaining! And then it started….

[@zackschilling4376]

Im lovin that Dodge Diplomat! That interior is just **chef's kiss** ! I need to find something that has enough room that my back doesnt spasm when trying to get into it, but something that gets decent gas mileage.

[@theylied1776]

Whenever I see a land yacht, I always remember the smell of a pine-scented air freshener.

[@tbozzz8785]

Or dust bunnies and old people

[@patrickgoncalves3878]

OMG that Viper is a Dream Machine Car!! Wow. That Viper is Amazing! Very cool, very nice. Don't let it go.

[@dpwellman]

The last auto accident I was party to, I was a passenger in a Dodge Diplomat. It was the "company car" for the business I worked for at the time. Wet pavement plus locking up brakes caused car to swap rear with the front right into a guard rail. End of an era, that.

[@j_rainsgoat3929]

Would you believe I bought my son a 2006 Saturn ion after reading through some of the specs I find out it doesn't have abs brakes

[@dpwellman]

@@j_rainsgoat3929 Saturn, now that I think about it, I would belive it. They were not great cars.

[@Deckzwabber]

That Diplomat would make a great platform for an electrification job

[@benbuchanan672]

The off-centre steering wheel would drive me nuts on your long straight roads!

[@Teeganator1]

My 06 3500 has the same exact problem lol

[@MichaelThomas-be7gq]

Hoovie, you are spoiling us, some 80s yachtage, the truck and Euro and Asian Bob too.... finishing off with an awesome Viper. Top marks, keep it coming.

[@jbconno]

I'm thinking "Mike from Breaking Bad" when I see that old Dodge.

[@QBDLettuce]

This.

[@rebuilders22]

I came here to say the same thing! Soon as I saw it I immediately thought of Mike Ehrmantraut haha

[@ng-ht1vx]

If you are finding the truck rough driving, lower the tire pressure. Kinda start at 30-35 psi in the rear, and 35-40 in the front. Put more air in the tires when pulling a load. A lot of people run the tires at 50 front and 80 rear which is way too hard unless you're pulling a load near max GVWR. You'll cup out the center of your tires driving it as a car at those pressures.

[@gx455]

3:46 I love how you look at the price like "wow that's expensive" but it's actually what we've always paid in Europe 😂

[@rogersmith7396]

You guys drive a lot of 3 mpg cars?

[@timkinley1779]

We've bombed alot of countries for low fuel prices.

[@gx455]

@@timkinley1779 😂😂😂 facts

[@philbrutsche8928]

You guys don't insist on driving trucks that get 15mpg (US imperial) either. So there's that...

[@jdore8]

Rich people complaining about the cost of gas is absurd.

[@heregoesmike]

The ISB 5.9 Cummins is a completely different beast from the 6BT Cummins (Legendary 12 valve) that had the KDP issue. The ISB Cummins will have injector issues before it has any KDP problems!

[@SJT.IN.KC85]

Hoovie your content is so good and family friendly. I'm getting a sticker for my cool old Z71 Stepside!

[@13coyote13]

They went to the cab forward design for their large cars. There was also the Fifth Avenue model as well, it was the nicest one.

[@dirtdiggler9293]

My 91 d350 odometer has 170000 on it but the odometer stopped working in 1997

[@jamminben998]

lol and people still say Rams are unreliable. If u know what engine to get, they're really solid trucks. Plus the new ones have really nice interiors and features.

[@megamachine7818]

its fun to see you use the cars you buy to haul other cars lol. do more road trip vids.

[@jimtuna1354]

God I love that hertz rent a racer so clean

[@SavageBunny1]

I love how he doesn't even warm it up for a minute 🤣

[@carlosoruna7174]

And will do short stints. That old dog needs to warm up then run for a long time.

[@Hanzyscure]

It was parked outside of the garage. The seller obviously drove and warmed it up before Hoovie got there.

[@kamilnowak623]

I cringe at that every time, that's awful

[@monkeybarmonkeyman]

@@kamilnowak623 These days, I cringe every time he gets behind the wheel or even starts a vehicle up. Thank GOD HE FINALLY GOT THE MESSAGE ON SLAPPING CARS!

[@timkinley1779]

Why? Oil is pumped to the top in about two seconds.

[@chrislemaster2695]

I had a 1987 Dodge Diplomat SE back in 1997 it had 83k miles paid 800.00 for it in perfect shape. Mine was Chestnut brown with beige vinyl top with beige cloth int. Auto PS/PB cold A/C 318 V-8 mine was converted over to EFI Holley Tilt CC Power seats both sides power Moon Roof Power windows power locks wire hubcaps Chrysler Infinity II Sound with cassette and I added a 10 disc CD changer also had white wall tires. it had 88k miles when I got it and I had it for 1 year and half and it had 99k miles when I solid it for 1360.00 in November of 1998. These can not use ethanol based gad it will eat the hoses out and will run way better on 93 premium. I got 20 MPG city and 26 Highway with mine. I also had a 1987 Chrysler Fifth Avenue with the are 2 tone garnet red/silver and all power paid 2800 for it back in 2012 and hit a deer with it State Farm totaled the car with only 950.00 worth of damage. they paid me 6500.00 for the car. This makes no sense and it had 89994 miles actual.