No more Mega-Cabs?
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No more Mega-Cabs?
Is that righrt?
I just read it on another post.
How come?
Does Dodge have some kind of replacement for the big cab?
Thanks,
DT.
I just read it on another post.
How come?
Does Dodge have some kind of replacement for the big cab?
Thanks,
DT.
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The MegaCab is no longer an option for the MY2009 1500's... I repeat, the 1500's. The Mega is being replaced, in the 1500's by a new Crew Cab(no long bed)... again I stress this only effects the 1500's.
There is no confirmation on what to expect for the MY2010 2500+ trucks...
There is no confirmation on what to expect for the MY2010 2500+ trucks...
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The MegaCab is no longer an option for the MY2009 1500's... I repeat, the 1500's. The Mega is being replaced, in the 1500's by a new Crew Cab(no long bed)... again I stress this only effects the 1500's.
There is no confirmation on what to expect for the MY2010 2500+ trucks...
There is no confirmation on what to expect for the MY2010 2500+ trucks...
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I would imagine it will be the same as the 2002-2003 models, 1500 will change & the next year the 2500-3500 will. using this logic, should have one more year of 2500-3500 Megas
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how much different is yet to be divulged but they can pretty much do what they want because I believe the frames are going to have to be substantially different with the coil-over multi-link rear end they have going in the 1500's.
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A few years ago I was in a Detroit airport bar waiting for a plane and started talking to a guy who happened to be in the Dodge Ram design group ( the Motor City and all... ).
He told me ( before the Megacabs were out at that time... ) that the Megacabs ( were indeed coming out in one year from that time... ) would be around until 2009, which I guess turned out to be true.
He also said after that ( starting in 2009 ) , they'd be a redesign to some degree, and they were working on that redesign at that time ( ~2004 )..
I remembered this after I posted my last response today.
So I still think the Heavy Duty's will have CC's and a long bed to boot.
Here's the link to my original post:
https://www.dieseltruckresource.com/...ighlight=Japan
We'll see.
Too bad these new trucks won't have the 5.9 in them.
Have a good one,
DT.
He told me ( before the Megacabs were out at that time... ) that the Megacabs ( were indeed coming out in one year from that time... ) would be around until 2009, which I guess turned out to be true.
He also said after that ( starting in 2009 ) , they'd be a redesign to some degree, and they were working on that redesign at that time ( ~2004 )..
I remembered this after I posted my last response today.
So I still think the Heavy Duty's will have CC's and a long bed to boot.
Here's the link to my original post:
https://www.dieseltruckresource.com/...ighlight=Japan
We'll see.
Too bad these new trucks won't have the 5.9 in them.
Have a good one,
DT.
Actually, one of the lead designers has said that the 2500+ trucks will be different than the MY2009 1500's...
how much different is yet to be divulged but they can pretty much do what they want because I believe the frames are going to have to be substantially different with the coil-over multi-link rear end they have going in the 1500's.
how much different is yet to be divulged but they can pretty much do what they want because I believe the frames are going to have to be substantially different with the coil-over multi-link rear end they have going in the 1500's.
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